CCSP · Question #673
Security is a critical yet often overlooked consideration for BCDR planning. At which stage of the planning process should security be involved?
The correct answer is A. Scope definition. Defining the scope of the plan is the very first step in the overall process. Security should be included from the very earliest stages and throughout the entire process. Bringing in security at a later stage can lead to additional costs and time delays to compensate for gaps in
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Security is a critical yet often overlooked consideration for BCDR planning. At which stage of the planning process should security be involved?
Options
- AScope definition
- BRequirements gathering
- CAnalysis
- DRisk assessment
How the community answered
(42 responses)- A93% (39)
- B2% (1)
- C5% (2)
Explanation
Defining the scope of the plan is the very first step in the overall process. Security should be included from the very earliest stages and throughout the entire process. Bringing in security at a later stage can lead to additional costs and time delays to compensate for gaps in planning. Risk assessment, requirements gathering, and analysis are all later steps in the process, and adding in security at any of those points can potentially cause increased costs and time delays.
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