During implementation, which statement best captures the nature of technical requirements you may identify?

• A. All of the above
• B. A few
• C. None
• D. Security only

Answer: (A)

During implementation, you’ll encounter a range of technical requirements rather than a single fixed set. The context—project scope, existing infrastructure, interfaces, data flows, and risk profile—shapes what you identify. In some efforts there are only a few new technical requirements to specify, in others security considerations may dominate and drive a set of security-focused requirements, and in some scenarios there may be no additional technical requirements beyond what’s already established. Because the reality can span these possibilities, the option that captures this variety—encompassing a few, security-focused, or even no extra requirements—best reflects what you may identify during implementation.