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CISSP Business Continuity and Disaster Recovery

Business impact analysis, recovery strategies, and disaster recovery plan testing concepts tested across CISSP Domains 1 and 7.

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35 basic cards for CISSP CISSP. It opens with "What is the primary purpose of a Business Impact Analysis (BIA)?" and "What does RTO stand for in disaster recovery?". More Professional Certifications decks are listed below.

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What is the primary purpose of a Business Impact Analysis (BIA)?
Show answerTo identify critical business functions and assess the potential impact of a disruption on the organization's operations, finances, and reputation.
What does RTO stand for in disaster recovery?
Show answerRecovery Time Objective: the maximum acceptable time within which a system or business function must be restored after a disruption.
What does RPO stand for in disaster recovery?
Show answerRecovery Point Objective: the maximum acceptable amount of data loss measured in time, indicating how current the recovered data should be.
Define MTTR in the context of disaster recovery.
Show answerMean Time To Repair: the average time required to repair a failed component or system and return it to operational status.
What is MTPD?
Show answerMaximum Tolerable Period of Downtime: the longest duration a business function can be unavailable without causing unacceptable damage.
What is the key difference between a Business Continuity Plan and a Disaster Recovery Plan?
Show answerA BCP keeps the business running through alternate processes during disruption; a DRP restores systems and data after a disaster occurs.
Name four categories of impact assessed in a Business Impact Analysis.
Show answerFinancial, operational, legal/regulatory, and reputational impact.
What is financial impact in the context of BIA?
Show answerThe measurable monetary loss resulting from service disruption, including lost revenue, recovery costs, and regulatory fines.
What is operational impact in the context of BIA?
Show answerThe degradation or loss of business functions, productivity, and ability to deliver products or services to customers.
What does legal or regulatory impact mean in BIA?
Show answerPotential violations of laws, compliance requirements, or contractual obligations, resulting in sanctions, fines, or loss of license.
What is reputational impact in BIA?
Show answerDamage to the organization's brand, customer trust, market position, and stakeholder confidence caused by a service disruption.
What is a criticality rating in the BIA process?
Show answerA classification assigned to business functions indicating their importance and impact priority, typically ranked as critical, important, or non-critical.
Define Work Recovery Time (WRT).
Show answerThe time required to perform manual or alternate work processes to recover lost business functions after a system is restored.
What is a full interruption test in disaster recovery?
Show answerA test that completely shuts down the primary system to verify the backup system can take over and sustain operations.
What is a parallel test in disaster recovery?
Show answerA test where both the primary and recovery systems run simultaneously to verify the recovery system functions correctly without affecting production.

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