SANS MGT514 Exam 2026 MOST Recent
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Target Attack - Internal Access (1:174) - ANSWERS-Attackers were able to access
billing system and due to lack of network segmentation, they were able to infiltrate POS
system and install BlackPOS on sale terminals.
Target Attack -BlackPOS(1:174) - ANSWERS-memory scraping malware specifically
developed that records all credit and debit cards swiped through the system.
Target Attack - Missed alerts (1:174) - ANSWERS-Target employees ignored security
alerts that were meant to inform the Security Operation Center.
Tangible Assets (1:182) - ANSWERS-items such as buildings, data centers, hospitals,
transportation infrastructure, water treatment facilities, or even residential centers.
Intangible assets (1:183) - ANSWERS-Could include customer data - PII, credit cards,
contact info; Employee data - PII, HR data and internal email communications;
Intellectual Property - any "creation of the mind" such as music, literature, source code,
and courseware, also including patents, trademarks, copyrights, & trade secrets;
Business proprietary information - business processes, contracts, mergers &
acquisitions & even general business know how.
,Most Critical Assets (1:184) - ANSWERS-"crown jewels" - data systems and even
processes that are critical to an organization's competitive and strategic advantage;
Change based on industry, business model or strategy, time horizon.
Tips for identifying crown jewels (1:187) - ANSWERS-Start with business problem, not
IT problem, take an enterprise wide review, engage stakeholders from different
business units, product development, and risk along with security & IT
SMS - stakeholder management strategy(1:91) - ANSWERS-Technology deployment
could impact not only security, but also the enterprise. All stakeholders and impact need
to be identified and managed
SMS - Stakeholder(1:95) - ANSWERS-People or groups with a vested interest in the
success of your strategy and who will affect of be affected by your team's work.
SMS - Phase 1(1:98,99) - ANSWERS-Identifying stakeholders - hold a meeting with
your team of managers and staff to brainstorm who key stakeholders might be
SIPOC - Stakeholder ID Tool - ANSWERS-SIPOC (Suppliers, Inputs, Processes,
Outputs, & Customers)
SIPOC - Suppliers (1:102,112) - ANSWERS-Those people/groups who provide inputs
SIPOC - Inputs (1:102,111) - ANSWERS-key requirements needed for the process to
work. Should represent information/materials the suppliers provide to you.
SIPOC - Processes (1:102,106) - ANSWERS-defined series of activities;
SIPOC - Outputs (1:102,108) - ANSWERS-tangible results of the process steps.
,SIPOC - Customers (1:102,110) - ANSWERS-recipients/users of the outputs produced
at every step in the process.
SMS - Phase 2 - Step 2 (1:114) - ANSWERS-Mapping Power and Interest - three levels
of power veto, vote, voice; Three levels of interest - High, medium, low
SMS - Phase 2 - Step 3 (1:114) - ANSWERS-Prioritize Stakeholders - High
power/interested people, high power/less interested people, Low power/interested
people, Low power/less interested people
SMS - Phase 3 (1:120) - ANSWERS-Manage relationships is critical to the success of
every project in every organization, so developing a relationship plan can help you
manage your relationships
SMS - Phase 2 (1:114) - ANSWERS-Understanding Stakeholder motivation
SMS - Phase 2 - Step 1 (1:114) - ANSWERS-Understand stakeholders - meeting with
them will help you better understand what motivates them, what they want/need from
you, what interests they have in your work.
Value to the organization (1:8) - ANSWERS-develop your objectives based on the
organization's vision and mission, stake holder risk appetite and opportunities
Driving engagement (1:8) - ANSWERS-execute on the plan by navigating the internal
values and culture, developing a business case to get support and funding, and
promoting your activities
Organizational Transformation (1:8) - ANSWERS-as a leader you must strive to lead,
motivate, and inspire your team members and colleagues to accomplish their goals of
the overall strategic planning process
, Security planning - Need (1:11) - ANSWERS-requires an understanding of not only
security threats and capabilities but also a deep understanding of the business
environment & organizational goals.
Verizon Data Breach Investigations Report (1:14) - ANSWERS-Shows the percentages
of breaches per threat action, i.e. Hacking, malware, social engineering
Understanding the business (1:29) - ANSWERS-1. Understand where you've been
2.Understand business Strategy
3.Understand macro factors that affect business 4.understand and develop relationships
with key stakeholders
Strategic planning (1:8) - ANSWERS-deep analysis and understanding of the state of
business and the threats faced by the organization
Business Model (1:41) - ANSWERS-1. describes how you operate 2. generate revenue
and make profit 3. deliver value at a reasonable cost
Vertical Business Model (1:45) - ANSWERS-combines multiple steps in a value chain
into one organization e.g. development -> distro
Horizontal Business model (1:45) - ANSWERS-focus on one area of the value chain
e.g. Product development
PFF -Porter's Five Forces (1:47) - ANSWERS-Developed by Micheal E Porter in 1979
who was an authority on competitive strategy and economic development. Method used
to develop business strategy by understanding where power lies in a business situation
PFF - Power of Customers (1:47) - ANSWERS-Impact Customers have on your
business. Force Driven by the # of customers you have, their importance to your
business, and cost of switching them from you to another company
Tested,Actual Exam Questions (2026)
WITH Recent Newest Verified And Well
Analyzed Exam Questions (Actual Exam
2026-2027) Correct Detailed & Verified
ANSWERS (100% Accurate Solutions)
ALREADY GRADED A+|| NEWEST
VERSION Of The Exam Guarantee Pass!!
Target Attack - Internal Access (1:174) - ANSWERS-Attackers were able to access
billing system and due to lack of network segmentation, they were able to infiltrate POS
system and install BlackPOS on sale terminals.
Target Attack -BlackPOS(1:174) - ANSWERS-memory scraping malware specifically
developed that records all credit and debit cards swiped through the system.
Target Attack - Missed alerts (1:174) - ANSWERS-Target employees ignored security
alerts that were meant to inform the Security Operation Center.
Tangible Assets (1:182) - ANSWERS-items such as buildings, data centers, hospitals,
transportation infrastructure, water treatment facilities, or even residential centers.
Intangible assets (1:183) - ANSWERS-Could include customer data - PII, credit cards,
contact info; Employee data - PII, HR data and internal email communications;
Intellectual Property - any "creation of the mind" such as music, literature, source code,
and courseware, also including patents, trademarks, copyrights, & trade secrets;
Business proprietary information - business processes, contracts, mergers &
acquisitions & even general business know how.
,Most Critical Assets (1:184) - ANSWERS-"crown jewels" - data systems and even
processes that are critical to an organization's competitive and strategic advantage;
Change based on industry, business model or strategy, time horizon.
Tips for identifying crown jewels (1:187) - ANSWERS-Start with business problem, not
IT problem, take an enterprise wide review, engage stakeholders from different
business units, product development, and risk along with security & IT
SMS - stakeholder management strategy(1:91) - ANSWERS-Technology deployment
could impact not only security, but also the enterprise. All stakeholders and impact need
to be identified and managed
SMS - Stakeholder(1:95) - ANSWERS-People or groups with a vested interest in the
success of your strategy and who will affect of be affected by your team's work.
SMS - Phase 1(1:98,99) - ANSWERS-Identifying stakeholders - hold a meeting with
your team of managers and staff to brainstorm who key stakeholders might be
SIPOC - Stakeholder ID Tool - ANSWERS-SIPOC (Suppliers, Inputs, Processes,
Outputs, & Customers)
SIPOC - Suppliers (1:102,112) - ANSWERS-Those people/groups who provide inputs
SIPOC - Inputs (1:102,111) - ANSWERS-key requirements needed for the process to
work. Should represent information/materials the suppliers provide to you.
SIPOC - Processes (1:102,106) - ANSWERS-defined series of activities;
SIPOC - Outputs (1:102,108) - ANSWERS-tangible results of the process steps.
,SIPOC - Customers (1:102,110) - ANSWERS-recipients/users of the outputs produced
at every step in the process.
SMS - Phase 2 - Step 2 (1:114) - ANSWERS-Mapping Power and Interest - three levels
of power veto, vote, voice; Three levels of interest - High, medium, low
SMS - Phase 2 - Step 3 (1:114) - ANSWERS-Prioritize Stakeholders - High
power/interested people, high power/less interested people, Low power/interested
people, Low power/less interested people
SMS - Phase 3 (1:120) - ANSWERS-Manage relationships is critical to the success of
every project in every organization, so developing a relationship plan can help you
manage your relationships
SMS - Phase 2 (1:114) - ANSWERS-Understanding Stakeholder motivation
SMS - Phase 2 - Step 1 (1:114) - ANSWERS-Understand stakeholders - meeting with
them will help you better understand what motivates them, what they want/need from
you, what interests they have in your work.
Value to the organization (1:8) - ANSWERS-develop your objectives based on the
organization's vision and mission, stake holder risk appetite and opportunities
Driving engagement (1:8) - ANSWERS-execute on the plan by navigating the internal
values and culture, developing a business case to get support and funding, and
promoting your activities
Organizational Transformation (1:8) - ANSWERS-as a leader you must strive to lead,
motivate, and inspire your team members and colleagues to accomplish their goals of
the overall strategic planning process
, Security planning - Need (1:11) - ANSWERS-requires an understanding of not only
security threats and capabilities but also a deep understanding of the business
environment & organizational goals.
Verizon Data Breach Investigations Report (1:14) - ANSWERS-Shows the percentages
of breaches per threat action, i.e. Hacking, malware, social engineering
Understanding the business (1:29) - ANSWERS-1. Understand where you've been
2.Understand business Strategy
3.Understand macro factors that affect business 4.understand and develop relationships
with key stakeholders
Strategic planning (1:8) - ANSWERS-deep analysis and understanding of the state of
business and the threats faced by the organization
Business Model (1:41) - ANSWERS-1. describes how you operate 2. generate revenue
and make profit 3. deliver value at a reasonable cost
Vertical Business Model (1:45) - ANSWERS-combines multiple steps in a value chain
into one organization e.g. development -> distro
Horizontal Business model (1:45) - ANSWERS-focus on one area of the value chain
e.g. Product development
PFF -Porter's Five Forces (1:47) - ANSWERS-Developed by Micheal E Porter in 1979
who was an authority on competitive strategy and economic development. Method used
to develop business strategy by understanding where power lies in a business situation
PFF - Power of Customers (1:47) - ANSWERS-Impact Customers have on your
business. Force Driven by the # of customers you have, their importance to your
business, and cost of switching them from you to another company
