o9 L17 Quiz - Disaster Recovery

What is the main purpose of a disaster recovery policy?

• Regular data backups
• Protection against malware attacks
• Prevention of data loss
• To ensure an organisation's readiness to respond to a disaster

What are some incidents that disaster recovery is effective in addressing?

• Employee absenteeism, server upgrade, software update, and network outage
• Data loss, environmental threats, hardware failure, and malware attack
• Power outage, server maintenance, employee training, and data backup
• Data breach, coffee breaks, system upgrade, software vulnerability, and network congestion

What does a disaster recovery policy define in terms of staff responsibility?

• Training and development opportunities for staff
• Performance evaluation criteria for staff
• Salary and benefits packages for staff
• Responsibility for preparing for and responding to a disaster
• Roles and responsibilities within the organization

What does a disaster recovery policy define in terms of staff procedures?

• Job roles and descriptions for staff
• Career development opportunities for staff
• Dos and don'ts in the event of a disaster
• Work schedules and shifts for staff

What does a disaster recovery policy define in terms of data backup?

• How to recover data after a holiday
• How to prevent data loss
• How to secure data from malware attacks
• What data to back up, how often, and where

What does the timeline for data recovery in a disaster recovery policy define?

• Priority systems and the order of recovery
• The steps to save data from corruption
• The length of time it takes to recover all systems
• The resources needed for data recovery

What does a disaster recovery policy define in terms of alternative provision?

• Location for coffee machine
• Location for holiday
• Location for server maintenance
• Location for additional hardware, software, and personnel

What are the actions to take after an attack?

• Investigate, restore, recover, have coffee
• Identify vulnerabilities, respond, take a break, analyse
• Investigate, respond, manage, recover, and analyse
• Notify authorities, revise, recover, restore, respond and analyse