The 10 IISSCC cover 17 NIST control which are arranged in three called management, operational, and technical. a. domains, families, classesb. principles, domains, familiesc. domains, families, technologiesd. technologies, domains, familiese. controls, domains, principles

A. Domains, Families, and Classes.

Explanation:

NIST stands for the National Institute of Standards and Technology. NIST works with the US Commerce Department and their role is basically to support new inventions in Science and Technology by ensuring recognized standards are adhered to. The NIST has about 17 families. They are found in the special publication 800-53 and they were developed as part of a national effort to curb cybercrime. Some of them are; Access Control, Audit, and Accountability, Awareness and Training, Configuration Management, etc.

IISSCC stands for International Information Systems Security Certification Consortium. The IISSCC has 10 domains that must be given full and adequate attention when being considered as a measure to tackle security problems. Some of the domains are; Access Control Systems and Methodology, Telecommunications, and Network Security, Business Continuity Planning and Disaster Recovery Planning, etc.

Management, Operational, and Technical are classes into which the Controls are divided.

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