Which one of these statements about the key elements of a good configuration process is NOT true?

A.
Accommodate the reuse of proven standards and best practices

B.
Ensure that all requirements remain clear, concise, and valid

C.
Control modifications to system hardware in order to prevent resource changes

D.
Ensure changes, standards, and requirements are communicated promptly and precisely

Explanation:
Standards are developed to outline proper configuration management processes and approved baseline
configuration settings. Systems can be tested against what is laid out in the standards, and systems can be
monitored to detect if there are configurations that do not meet the requirements outlined in the standards.
A good configuration process will follow proven standards and best practices. Requirements must remain clear,
concise, and valid. Changes, standards, and requirements must be communicated promptly and precisely.
The statement “Control modifications to system hardware in order to prevent resource changes” is not a key
element of a good configuration process. Modifications to system hardware should be controlled by a change
control procedure.Incorrect Answers:
A: Accommodating the reuse of proven standards and best practices is one of the key elements of a good
configuration process.
B: Ensuring that all requirements remain clear, concise, and valid is one of the key elements of a good
configuration process.
D: Ensuring changes, standards, and requirements are communicated promptly and precisely is one of the key
elements of a good configuration process.