Concept:An assumption is a hidden premise that must be true for the statement to make sense. We check each assumption against the statement’s logic.
Explanation:The statement makes cybersecurity training mandatory to “mitigate potential corporate data breaches.”
Assumption I: Data breaches are a serious threat. Without this, the training would be unnecessary. So it is implicit.
Assumption II: Employee participation in training will reduce the risk of future breaches. The word “mitigate” directly implies that training is expected to lower the risk. So it is implicit.
Assumption III: Every employee is currently unaware of basic cybersecurity protocols. The statement does not say that all employees are ignorant; training could be for updates, compliance, or reinforcement. This extreme assumption is not necessary for the statement to be valid. Hence, it is not implicit.
Thus, only assumptions I and II hold true.
Answer:Only I and II are implicit. Hence, option A is correct.