SSCP · Question #537
Of the reasons why a Disaster Recovery plan gets outdated, which of the following is not true?
The correct answer is C. Continous auditing makes a Disaster Recovery plan irrelevant. DR plans become outdated due to personnel turnover (A) - key contacts and roles change; the sheer size and complexity of large plans (B) making them hard to maintain; and infrastructure and environment changes (D) rendering documented procedures obsolete. Continuous auditing…
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- APersonnel turnover
- BLarge plans can take a lot of work to maintain
- CContinous auditing makes a Disaster Recovery plan irrelevant
- DInfrastructure and environment changes
How the community answered
(28 responses)- B4% (1)
- C96% (27)
Explanation
DR plans become outdated due to personnel turnover (A) - key contacts and roles change; the sheer size and complexity of large plans (B) making them hard to maintain; and infrastructure and environment changes (D) rendering documented procedures obsolete. Continuous auditing (C) is the opposite of making a DR plan irrelevant - it is a best practice that helps keep the DR plan current, accurate, and effective by identifying gaps and changes.
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