Free ISC2 CCSP Actual Exam Questions - Question 3 Discussion
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B imo, KPIs are metrics, not direct IT components like apps or security.
It’s D for me. Security is broader and often includes legal, physical, and organizational measures that go beyond the IT scope. Applications, services, and KPIs are all tightly linked to IT performance and quality. Security might be related but isn’t purely an IT quality of service aspect.
This one’s tricky, but I’d say D is the odd one out. Security can go beyond just IT—it includes physical security, policies, and compliance, which might not strictly be part of IT QoS. Applications, services, and KPIs seem more tightly tied to IT performance and delivery. So, D feels less specific to the “IT” aspect in QoS compared to the other options.
B, KPIs seem more like metrics than IT themselves.