IS3340 CHAPTER 14 Flashcards
The number of times a threat might affect an organization during a one-year time frame is called ___?
ANNUAL RATE OF OCCURRENCE (ARO)
The amount of loss that an organization can expect to have each year due to a particular risk. (The equation
ALE=SLE x ARO is used) This is called ___?
ANNUALIZED LOSS EXPECTANCY (ALE)
Plans that address the recovery of an organization’s business processes and functions in the event of a disaster. They tend to be comprehensive for returning an organization to normal operating conditions. This is called ___?
BUSINESS CONTINUITY (BC) PLANS
A process that identifies key business operations and the resources used to support those processes. It also identifies maximum tolerable down-time for critical business functions and is called ___?
BUSINESS IMPACT ANALYSIS (BIA)
A basic type of disaster recovery and business continuity test that checks to make sure that supplies and inventory items needed for an organization’s business recovery are on hand is called ___?
CHECKLIST TEXT
A backup site for disaster recovery and business continuity planning purposes that is little more than reserved space. It does not have any hardware or equipment ready for business operations. It will have electrical service, but most likely won’t have network connectivity. It can take weeks to months for an organization ready this site for business operations and is called a ___?
COLD SITE
Any situation where a person’s private interests and professional obligations collide. Independent observers might question whether a person’s private interests improperly influence his or her professional decision. This is called ___?
CONFLICTS OF INTEREST
A sudden, unplanned event that negatively affects the organization’s critical business functions for an unknown period is called a ___?
DISASTER
Plans that address the recovery of an organization’s information technology systems in the event of a disaster is called ___?
DISASTER RECOVERY (DR) PLANS
The percentage of asset loss that is likely to be caused by an identified threat or vulnerability is called ___?
EXPOSURE FACTOR
A disaster recovery and business continuity test where an organization stops all of its normal business operations and transfers those operations to its backup site. This is the most comprehensive form of disaster recovery and business continuity plan test. This is called ____?
FULL INTERRUPTION TEST
An operational backup site for disaster recovery and business continuity planning purposes. It has equipment and infrastructure that is fully compatible with an organization’s main facility. It is not staffed with people. It can become operational within minutes to hours after a disaster and is called ___?
HOT SITE
A contingency plan that helps an organizations respond to attacks against an organization’s information technology infrastructure is called___?
INCIDENT RESPONSE (IR)
The amount of time that critical business processes and resources can be offline before an organization begins to experience irreparable business harm is called ___?
MAXIMUM TOLERABLE DOWNTIME (MTD)
A fully operational backup site for disaster recovery and business continuity planning purposes. This site actively runs an organization’s information technology function in parallel with the organization’s mail processing facility. It is fully staffed and has all necessary data and equipment to continue business operations. This is called ___?
MIRRORED SITE
A disaster recovery and business continuity test where an organization tests its ability to recover its information technology systems and its business data. In this type of test, the organization brings its backup recovery sites online. It will then use historical business data to test the operations of those systems. This is called ___?
PARALLEL TEST