CISSP® Certification Domain 1 Security and Risk Management Video Boot Camp for 2022 - Business Continuity Planning - Par

The video tutorial covers the importance of continuity and disaster recovery planning, emphasizing the need for a Business Continuity Plan (BCP) and its various subplans. It highlights the critical nature of disaster recovery, supported by statistics on business impacts. The tutorial also discusses scenario planning, supplier redundancy, risk analysis, and data center redundancy strategies. It concludes with the iterative process of updating the BCP, involving collaboration between internal employees and external consultants.

What is the primary reason organizations often neglect disaster recovery planning?

• They believe it is too expensive.

• They lack the necessary technology.

• They have never experienced a disaster.

• They do not have enough staff.

What is the main focus of a Business Continuity Plan (BCP)?

• To create a comprehensive plan for the entire organization.

• To reduce the cost of operations.

• To improve employee satisfaction.

• To ensure IT systems are always online.

Which question is crucial when preparing for potential disasters?

• Who will be the new CEO?

• What if a disaster occurs?

• How can we increase profits?

• What is the cost of new equipment?

What is the role of the Crisis Communication Plan within the BCP?

• To train employees on new software.

• To ensure only designated people communicate during a crisis.

• To develop new marketing strategies.

• To manage financial resources during a crisis.

Why is it important to have supplier redundancy?

• To reduce the cost of supplies.

• To improve supplier relationships.

• To ensure continuous supply even if one supplier fails.

• To increase the number of suppliers.

What is a key benefit of having a redundant data center?

• It reduces the need for IT staff.

• It ensures data availability even if one center fails.

• It lowers the cost of data storage.

• It increases the speed of data processing.

How often should the Business Continuity Plan be updated?

• Once a year

• Every six months

• Every month

• Every five years