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ITIL-FOUNDATION · Question #283

Major Incidents require:

The correct answer is D. Separate procedures. ITIL defines Major Incidents as the highest-priority incidents that must be handled using dedicated, separate procedures distinct from standard incident management.

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Major Incidents require:

Options

  • ALess documentation
  • BLonger timescales
  • CLess urgency
  • DSeparate procedures

How the community answered

(39 responses)
  • A
    3% (1)
  • B
    3% (1)
  • D
    95% (37)

Why each option

ITIL defines Major Incidents as the highest-priority incidents that must be handled using dedicated, separate procedures distinct from standard incident management.

ALess documentation

Major Incidents require more documentation than normal incidents, not less, due to their significant impact and the need for thorough post-incident review.

BLonger timescales

Major Incidents demand faster resolution timescales, not longer, because of their critical impact on business operations and service availability.

CLess urgency

Major Incidents require the highest level of urgency in the incident management process, not less, as they represent the most severe disruptions to services.

DSeparate proceduresCorrect

Major Incidents have a disproportionately high business impact and therefore require separate procedures that include dedicated response teams, defined escalation paths, specialized communication plans, and mandatory post-incident reviews. These distinct procedures ensure the organization can respond faster and more effectively than standard incident processes allow, and that lessons are formally captured afterward.

Concept tested: ITIL Major Incident management - separate dedicated procedures

Source: https://www.axelos.com/certifications/itil-service-management/itil-4-foundation

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