Which one of these risk factors would be the LEAST important consideration in choosing a building site for a new computer facility?

Question

Options

• AVulnerability to crime
• BAdjacent buildings and businesses
• CProximity to an airline flight path
• DVulnerability to natural disasters

• A
  7% (2)
• B
  3% (1)
• C
  80% (24)
• D
  10% (3)

Explanation

Proximity to an airline flight path is the least important consideration in choosing a building site for a new computer facility, as it poses the lowest risk factor compared to the other options. Proximity to an airline flight path may cause some noise or interference issues, but it is unlikely to result in a major disaster or damage to the computer facility, unless there is a rare case of a plane crash or a terrorist attack. Vulnerability to crime, adjacent buildings and businesses, and vulnerability to natural disasters are more important considerations in choosing a building site for a new computer facility, as they can pose significant threats to the physical security, availability, and integrity of the facility and its assets. Vulnerability to crime can expose the facility to theft, vandalism, or sabotage. Adjacent buildings and businesses can affect the fire safety, power supply, or environmental conditions of the facility. Vulnerability to natural disasters can cause the facility to suffer from floods, earthquakes, storms, or fires.

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