Drag and Drop Question Below are the common phases to creating a Business Continuity/Disaster Recovery (BC/DR) plan. Drag the remaining BC\DR phases to the appropriate corresponding location. Answer:

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Drag and Drop Question Below are the common phases to creating a Business Continuity/Disaster Recovery (BC/DR) plan. Drag the remaining BC\DR phases to the appropriate corresponding location. Answer:

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Box1Risk, Assessment
Box2Business Impact Analysis
Box3Mitigation Strategy Development
Box4BC/DR Plan Development
Box5Training, Testing & Auditing
Box6Plan Maintenance

Explanation

The correct sequence of BC/DR phases follows a logical progression: Risk Assessment identifies potential threats, Business Impact Analysis (BIA) evaluates the effect of those threats on operations, Mitigation Strategy Development creates plans to reduce risk, BC/DR Plan Development formalizes the documented response, Training/Testing/Auditing validates the plan's effectiveness, and Plan Maintenance keeps it current. This order ensures each phase builds upon the previous one - you cannot develop mitigation strategies without first understanding risks and business impacts, and you cannot test a plan that hasn't been developed yet. The sequence is an industry-standard framework recognized by organizations such as NIST, ISO 22301, and DRII.

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#Business Continuity Planning#Disaster Recovery#Risk Management#Security Governance

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