Select ALL benefits of a cybersecurity compliance function identified in the course material.

### Why this is right - **A** is true: the material says an organization cannot reliably build or maintain trust without a compliance function. - **B** is true: compliance can help reduce the chance of reputational damage. - **C** is true: compliance can improve consistency and reduce avoidable errors. - **E** is true: the course identifies compliance as a possible driver of change and innovation. ### The concept Compliance can shape how an organization behaves, not just whether it has written rules. When requirements are understood and applied consistently, staff have clearer expectations and the organization can identify avoidable mistakes. Meeting obligations also supports confidence among people and groups that depend on the organization. These benefits do not mean compliance eliminates all cyber risk: controls reduce or manage risk, while monitoring and response address problems that still occur. ### The other options - **D. It guarantees that the organization will never experience a cyberattack.**: compliance can support protection, but it cannot guarantee that attacks will never occur. ### Terms - **Reputational damage**: harm to how customers, partners, or other stakeholders view an organization. - **Compliance function**: the organizational activity that supports meeting obligations and requirements. ### Remember Compliance can improve trust and consistency, but it is not a promise of zero incidents.