Disaster Recovery Professional (E|DRP)

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Q_01 domain/d1 · medium single discuss →

A newly formed startup with only 12 employees argues that it is too small to justify creating a disaster recovery and business continuity plan. Based on the position that industry experts have reiterated, how should a BC/DR professional respond to this reasoning?

A The size of the business is irrelevant; every organization needs a recovery and business continuity plan to stay relevant
B Only businesses serving global markets are required to maintain such a plan
C Small businesses can defer planning until they exceed 50 employees
D A plan is only necessary if the business has experienced a prior disaster

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During a planning workshop, a stakeholder asks how a disaster recovery plan differs from the concept of a disaster itself. Which characterization best reflects the definitions given for these terms?

A A disaster is an event making continuation of normal functions impossible, while a disaster recovery plan consists of precautions to minimize its effects and resume mission-critical functions
B A disaster is a temporary IT outage, while a disaster recovery plan is a legal compliance document
C A disaster refers to cyber-attacks only, while a disaster recovery plan addresses physical threats only
D A disaster and a disaster recovery plan are interchangeable terms describing the same event

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Disaster Recovery Professional (E|DRP)

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