Free HITRUST CCSFP Practice Exam with Questions & Answers | Set: 5

HITRUST scoping boundaries help organizations define how their environments are assessed. The Shared IT services boundary is used when scoping common technology services and supporting infrastructure (e.g., hosting platforms, networks, identity services) that serve one or more business units. This contrasts with Follow-the-data (traces data flows across processes/units), Enclave-focused (a discrete segmented environment), and Enterprise (the entire organization).

“Shared IT services boundaries encompass the common IT platforms and supporting infrastructure leveraged by one or more business units.” [CCSFP Study Guide – Scoping Boundaries, 0155]

In MyCSF, when assessors finish reviewing a Requirement Statement and agree with the subscriber’s scoring, they must save their review.

Saving finalizes the assessor’s review, and the Requirement Statement status updates to “Assessor Review Complete.”

This status indicates readiness for QA submission.

Extract Reference (MyCSF Assessor Workflow Guide [0049]):

Requirement Statements are marked “Assessor Review Complete” when the assessor has saved their review and confirmed agreement with the scoring.