Disaster Recovery Plan Review

What is the purpose of a disaster recovery plan (DRP)?

• To increase disruption to the organization

• To create potential risks for an organization

• To recover from disasters as quickly and effectively as possible

• To identify perpetrators of disasters

What is the purpose of Perpetrator Analysis?

• To quantify the risk of a disaster

• To identify the people who could cause problems

• To identify the impact of risks on an organization

• To identify potential hazards for an organization

What is the Recovery Time Objective (RTO) in disaster recovery planning?

• The maximum time a business activity can tolerate without essential system functionality

• The estimated maximum time to recover systems and resume operations

• The point in time prior to the disruption to which data must be recovered

• The maximum tolerable downtime for a business activity

What is the purpose of Risk Testing in disaster recovery planning?

• To identify the impact of risks on an organization

• To quantify the risk of a disaster

• To put procedures in place for recovery after a disaster

• To identify potential risks to an organization

What is the Maximum Tolerable Downtime (MTD) in disaster recovery planning?

• The maximum time a business activity can tolerate without essential system functionality

• The estimated maximum time to recover systems and resume operations

• The maximum tolerable downtime for a business activity

• The point in time prior to the disruption to which data must be recovered

What are some potential hazards identified in Risk Analysis?

• Malware, Ransomware, Spyware, Adware

• Power Cut, Fire, Flood, Denial of access to premises

• Theft, Corruption of data, Unauthorized access to data, Loss of key personnel

• Earthquake, Tsunami, Hurricane, Tornado

What is the Recovery Point Objective (RPO) in disaster recovery planning?

• The maximum tolerable downtime for a business activity

• The estimated maximum time to recover systems and resume operations

• The maximum time a business activity can tolerate without essential system functionality

• The point in time prior to the disruption to which data must be recovered

What are some impacts that could result from a disaster?

• Decrease in cost of recovery, Positive effect on other business activities

• Loss of revenue, Damage to organization's image

• Increase in revenue, Positive impact on organization's image

• No impact on organization's image, Decrease in penalty fees

What activities can be categorized based on the Risk Analysis?

• Activities which must continue, Activities which could be suspended

• Activities which must continue, Activities which could be scaled up

• Activities which must be avoided, Activities which are unnecessary

• Activities which must be delayed, Activities which are optional

What is the purpose of Restoration of backups/data in Risk Testing?

• To identify potential risks to an organization

• To put procedures in place for recovery after a disaster

• To quantify the risk of a disaster

• To recover data after a disaster has occurred