Which of the following disaster recovery sites requires power and cabling to be run before it can be used?

A hot site is fully equipped with hardware, software, and connectivity, ready to be operational almost immediately, thus not requiring new power or cabling runs.

A cold site is the most basic type of disaster recovery site, providing only a space and basic utilities. It requires the organization to bring in all necessary equipment, establish power, and run network cabling before it can be used for operations, making it the slowest to activate and the type that necessitates power and cabling runs.

A warm site has some equipment and infrastructure in place but may require additional configuration or hardware before full operation, making it more prepared than a cold site.

A failover site is a generic term referring to a site designed to take over operations in a disaster, and while it could be hot or warm, it does not specifically denote a site needing initial power and cabling runs.