1. What are the two types of disaster that are considered when creating a Disaster Recovery Plan (DRP)? (Choose two.)
- natural disasters
- management disasters
- social disasters
- human-caused disasters
2. What is considered to be a natural disaster? (Choose three.)
- volcano
- solar strom
- sabotage
- pandemic
3. What does a DRP specify?
- a list of disasters that should be avoided to ensure business continuity
- compensation for affected personnel according to risk
- disaster prevention strategies to migrate common disasters
- details of the critical business processes that must be restored
4. True or False? Detective disaster controls restore systems after a disaster or event.
- true
- false
5. What is an example of a preventive control?
- fire alarm
- fire suppression system
- replacement for fire-damaged equipment
- evacuation plan
6. What is the purpose of a business impact analysis (BIA)?
- identification of critical business processes and resources, and the relationships between systems
- specification of roles and responsibilities in disaster response activities
- determination of alternative location for critical systems
- specification of key disaster detection mechanisms
7. Which business continuity consideration describes the maximum tolerable amount of time that a system, network, or application can be unavailable after a failure or disaster?
- recovery point objectives (RPO)
- mean time to repair (MTTR)
- recovery time objectives (RTO)
- mean time between failures (MTBF)
8. What is a simple test of a disaster recovery plan that involves a facilitated walkthrough of a disaster recovery scenario?
- tabletop exercise
- functional test
- operational exercise
- business continuity control