Which of the following are the responsibilities of the disaster recovery team?Each correct answer represents a complete solution. Choose all that apply.

Question

Options

• ATo monitor the execution of the disaster recovery plan and assess the results
• BTo modify and update the disaster recovery plan according to the lessons learned from previous
• CTo notify management, affected personnel, and third parties about the disaster
• DTo initiate the execution of the disaster recovery procedures

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Explanation

All four options are correct because the disaster recovery team owns the entire lifecycle of a disaster response event - not just one phase of it.

• A is correct because monitoring execution and assessing results is the team's core accountability during and after a disaster; they must ensure the plan is working as intended.
• B is correct because continuous improvement is a formal responsibility - lessons learned from each incident must feed back into an updated plan, preventing the same failures from recurring.
• C is correct because communication is a critical team function; notifying management, staff, and third parties (vendors, regulators, partners) is part of coordinating the response and meeting legal or contractual obligations.
• D is correct because the disaster recovery team holds the authority to trigger execution of procedures - no one else should unilaterally activate the plan without their involvement.

There are no distractors in this question; all four choices represent genuine, distinct responsibilities that span the full DR lifecycle (initiate → execute → communicate → assess → improve).

Memory tip: Think MICA - Monitor, Improve, Communicate, Activate. A disaster recovery team that can't do all four is an incomplete team.

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