Ann is starting a disaster recovery program. She has gathered specifics and team members for a meeting on site. Which of the following types of tests is this?

A structured walk-through is a disaster recovery test in which key personnel gather - often on site - to review the plan in detail, discuss their roles, and identify gaps or inconsistencies. The scenario describes Ann gathering team members for an on-site meeting to go through specifics, which precisely matches this test type. It does not involve actually activating recovery systems, distinguishing it from more disruptive test types.

A full interruption test involves actually shutting down primary systems and failing over to the recovery site, which is far more disruptive than an on-site planning meeting.

A checklist test is an individual review where team members independently verify their assigned tasks against a checklist, not a group meeting to discuss plan specifics.

A tabletop exercise is a discussion-based scenario simulation, but it does not typically involve structured on-site assembly to walk through plan specifics in the same procedural way.