Section: Protection of Information Assets
Explanation:
Gimmes take advantage of curiosity or greed to deliver malware. Also known as a Trojan Horse, gimmes
can arrive as an email attachment promising anything. The recipient is expected to give in to the need to
the program and open the attachment. In addition, many users will blindly click on any attachments they
receive that seem even mildly legitimate.

Regression testing should use data from previous tests to obtain accurate conclusions regarding the effects of changes or corrections to a program, and ensuring that those changes and corrections have not introduced new errors.

Explanation/Reference:
Explanation:
Of the choices, the hardware and access control software is generally irrelevant as long as the functionality, availability and security can be affected, which are specific contractual obligations. Similarly, the development methodology should be of no real concern. The contract must, however, specify who owns the intellectual property (i.e., information being processed, application programs). Ownership of intellectual property will have a significant cost and is a key aspect to be defined in an outsourcing contract.