Domain 2 - BC / DR Flashcards

1
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What is the definition of COOP in BC / DR?

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Continuity of Operations Plan. This is how we keep operating in a disaster.

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What is the definition of the crisis communication plan?

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How we communicate internally and externally during a disaster.

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What is the definition of a cyber incident response plan?

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How we respond to cyber events.

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What is the definition of Occupant Emergency Plan (OEP)?

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This is how we protect our facilities, staff and environment in a disaster.

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What is the definition of a Business Recovery Plan (BRP)?

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Business Recovery Plan. This is a list of the steps that need to be taken to restore normal operations after recovering from a disruptive event.

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What is a continuity of support plan?

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Focuses on support of specific IT systems and applications.

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What is the definition of a Crisis Management Plan (CMP)?

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This gives us effective management of the organization in the event of a disaster.

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How often should the business continuity plan be reviewed?

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Every time new assets are added.

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9
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What are the three disaster categories?

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Natural, Human, Environmental (servers, HVAC, UPS, etc..)

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What should a Disaster Recovery Plan answer?

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The objective, the teams responsible, and the procedures when a disaster hits.

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What is the disaster recovery plan lifecycle?

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Mitigation, preparation, response, and recovery.

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What is a walk-through / tabletop exercise?

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A group of managers and critical personnel sitting down and talking through the recovery process.

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13
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What is the definition of RPO

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The acceptable amount of data that can not be recovered.

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14
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What is the definition for Maximum tolerable downtime (MTD)?

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The time to rebuild the system and configure it for production use.

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What is the definition for Work Recovery Time (WRT)?

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How much time is required to configure a recovered system.

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What is the definition of Mean time between failures (MTBF)?

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How long until we are expecting a system to fail.

17
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What is the definition of Mean time to repair (MTTR)?

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How long will it take to recover a failed system.

18
Q

What is the definition of Minimum Operating Requirements (MOR)?

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The minimum system requirements for our critical systems to function.

19
Q

What is a Reciprocal Agreement Site?

A

A contract with another organization in the same LOB that will give us space in their datacenter.

20
Q

What is the definition of an event in incident management?

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An observable change in state. Neither negative or positive.

21
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What is the definition of an incident in incident management?

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Multiple adverse events happening in the system or network.

22
Q

What is the definition of a problem in incident management?

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An incident with an unknown cause.

23
Q

What is the definition of inconvenience in incident management,

A

non-disruptive failures.

24
Q

What is the definition of a disaster in incident management?

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When the facility is unusable for 24 hours or longer.

25
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What is the definition of a catastrophe in incident management?

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When the facility is destroyed.

26
Q

What are the 8 steps of the incident management lifecycle

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preparation
detection
response
mitigation
reporting
recover
remediation
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