4.1 Buisness Continuity

1. What is Business Continuity?

• A) A set of activities to ensure business functions continue despite disruptions
• B) A strategy to maximize profit in a competitive market
• C) A method to reduce employee turnover
• D) A process to optimize supply chain management

2. What are the 3 key elements of business continuity?

• A) Resilience, Recovery, and Contingency
• B) Analysis, Strategy, and Implementation
• C) Prevention, Detection, and Response
• D) Innovation, Collaboration, and Adaptation

3. What is the loss of availability known as?

• A) Outage
• B) Downtime
• C) Interruption
• D) Unavailability

4. What is the goal of high availability?

• A) No downtime
• B) Unlimited resources
• C) Maximum efficiency
• D) Continuous innovation

5. What factors can determine the level of High Availability Requirements?

• A) Number of users affected
• B) Number of external customers affected
• C) Number of other services affected
• D) All of the above

6. What high availability technologies can be implemented?

• A) Fault-tolerant & Redundancy
• B) Network load balancing
• C) Failover clustering
• D) All of the above

7. What is RAID 0?

• A) Striped set
• B) Disk mirroring
• C) Striped set with dedicated parity disk
• D) Striped set with distributed parity

8. What is RAID 1?

• A) Striped set
• B) Disk mirroring
• C) Striped set with dedicated parity disk
• D) Striped set with distributed parity

9. What is RAID 3?

• A) Striped set
• B) Disk mirroring
• C) Striped set with dedicated parity disk
• D) Striped set with distributed parity

10. What is RAID 5?

• A) Striped set
• B) Disk mirroring
• C) Striped set with dedicated parity disk
• D) Striped set with distributed parity