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Q58.What must be reviewed daily to meet PCI DSS requirements? a. Vulnerability scans and penetration testing reports b. Security events and logs from critical system components. c. Data retention policies and procedures d. Firewall and router rules sets. Q59. What do PCI DSS requirements for protecting cryptographic keys include? a. Private or secret keys must be encrypted, stored with an SCD or stored as key components b. Data-encrypting keys must be stronger than the key-encrypting key that protects it c. Public keys must be encrypted with a key-encrypting key d. Key-encrypting keys and data-encrypting keys must be assigned to the same key custodian Q60. What must be included in an organization's procures for managing visitors? a. Visitors retain their identification (for example, a visitor badge) for 30 days after completion of the visit b. Visitor badges are identical to badges used by onsite personnel c. Visitor log includes visitor's name, address, and contact phone number c. Visitors are escorted at all times within areas where cardholder data is processed or maintained

          Q58.What must be reviewed daily to meet PCI DSS requirements?
a. Vulnerability scans and penetration testing reports
b. Security events and logs from critical system components.
c. Data retention policies and procedures
d. Firewall and router rules sets.
Q59. What do PCI DSS requirements for protecting cryptographic keys include?
a. Private or secret keys must be encrypted, stored with an SCD or stored as key components
b. Data-encrypting keys must be stronger than the key-encrypting key that protects it
c. Public keys must be encrypted with a key-encrypting key
d. Key-encrypting keys and data-encrypting keys must be assigned to the same key custodian
Q60. What must be included in an organization's procures for managing visitors?
a. Visitors retain their identification (for example, a visitor badge) for 30 days after completion of the
visit
b. Visitor badges are identical to badges used by onsite personnel
c. Visitor log includes visitor's name, address, and contact phone number
c. Visitors are escorted at all times within areas where cardholder data is processed or maintained

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Q58.What must be reviewed daily to meet PCI DSS requirements?
a. Vulnerability scans and penetration testing reports
b. Security events and logs from critical system components.
c. Data retention policies and procedures
d. Firewall and router rules sets.
Q59. What do PCI DSS requirements for protecting cryptographic keys include?
a. Private or secret keys must be encrypted, stored with an SCD or stored as key components
b. Data-encrypting keys must be stronger than the key-encrypting key that protects it
c. Public keys must be encrypted with a key-encrypting key
d. Key-encrypting keys and data-encrypting keys must be assigned to the same key custodian
Q60. What must be included in an organization's procures for managing visitors?
a. Visitors retain their identification (for example, a visitor badge) for 30 days after completion of the
visit
b. Visitor badges are identical to badges used by onsite personnel
c. Visitor log includes visitor's name, address, and contact phone number
c. Visitors are escorted at all times within areas where cardholder data is processed or maintained

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Q58. What must be reviewed daily to meet PCI DSS requirements? a. Vulnerability scans and penetration testing reports b. Security events and logs from critical system components c. Data retention policies and procedures d. Firewall and router rule sets Q59. What do PCI DSS requirements for protecting cryptographic keys include? a. Private or secret keys must be encrypted, stored with an SCD, or stored as key components b. Data-encrypting keys must be stronger than the key-encrypting key that protects it c. Public keys must be encrypted with a key-encrypting key d. Key-encrypting keys and data-encrypting keys must be assigned to the same key custodian Q60. What must be included in an organization's procedures for managing visitors? a. Visitors retain their identification (for example, a visitor badge) for 30 days after completion of the visit b. Visitor badges are identical to badges used by onsite personnel c. Visitor log includes visitor's name, address, and contact phone number d. Visitors are escorted at all times within areas where cardholder data is processed or maintained

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00:01 Hello in the given problem we are required to use the linear programming and we have to maximize x plus y and the constraint so we have to maximize this let's say this is a z and the subject to the constraint such that we have 7x plus 2y greater equal to 14 4x plus 5 y greater equal to 20 2x plus 9 y greater equal to 18 and x comma y is greater equal to 0 so these are the four conditions given to us so we'll be drawing a line feasible region from all these conditions so this is the line one that's the line two and this line over here is another line which is passing from b and c let's say b and c this is c that is b that is b that's point okay this is not under feasible so we'll not take that so now let's point this is point d so the feasible region will be above this line so here this is line one and this line here is line one let's say this is line one this is line 2 and thus line 3 now the equations for line 1 is 7x plus 2 y is equal to 14 so that is given by line 1 line 2 is 4x plus 5 y is equal to 20 so that is line 2 and 9 is 2 x plus 9y is equal to 18 that is line 3 so we see that these are the the regions and that's the feasible region so this is the unbounded shaded region abcd so abcd is a feasible region we have so in the first part now the second part is a b cd is a feasible region feasible region now the corner points are a we have a as 9 .0 and d as 0 comma 7 and b is the point of intersection of the line this so b is b is 3 .4615 comma 1 .2308 and points c is 1 .11 .3 .11 so these are the inter after getting the intersection for the given set of lines we got these points a b c d so so by the corner point method in part d, by corner point method, we'll be finding the values.

03:42 So at a, 9 .0, we have z is equal to x plus y, so that is equal to 9.

03:52 At b, 3 .4615, 1 .2308, we have z is equal to 41615, 3 .41618, we have z is equal to 4 .6923 and at point c 1 .11 .3 .11 the value of z is equal to 4 .22...

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