CGRC · Question #129
An agreement that allows two organizations to back up each other. Response:
The correct answer is A. Reciprocal Agreement. A Reciprocal Agreement is a mutual arrangement between two organizations where they commit to provide backup or recovery services for each other in the event of a disaster.
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An agreement that allows two organizations to back up each other. Response:
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- AReciprocal Agreement
- BContract Agreement
- CBasic Agreement
- DTrade Agreement
How the community answered
(24 responses)- A88% (21)
- B8% (2)
- C4% (1)
Why each option
A Reciprocal Agreement is a mutual arrangement between two organizations where they commit to provide backup or recovery services for each other in the event of a disaster.
A Reciprocal Agreement is specifically designed for disaster recovery and business continuity, where organizations agree to share resources, such as data centers or equipment, to back up each other's operations during an outage. This provides a cost-effective alternative to maintaining entirely separate, dedicated recovery sites.
A Contract Agreement is a general term for any legally binding agreement, not specific to mutual backup services.
A Basic Agreement is too vague and does not specifically denote a mutual backup arrangement.
A Trade Agreement deals with commercial trade relationships and goods/services exchange, not disaster recovery services.
Concept tested: Disaster recovery agreements
Source: https://www.ibm.com/docs/en/aix/7.2?topic=glossary-reciprocal-agreement
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