Systems administrator and key support staff come together to simulate a hypothetical interruption of service. The team updates the disaster recovery processes and documentation after meeting. Which…

A business impact analysis (BIA) focuses on identifying critical business functions and the potential consequences of their disruption, rather than simulating an interruption to test or update existing plans.

Continuity of operation (COOP) refers to the overall capability or plan to ensure essential functions continue during and after a disruption, which is a broader concept than the specific exercise described.

A tabletop exercise is a discussion-based drill where participants verbally walk through a simulated disaster scenario to evaluate existing plans, identify weaknesses, and update procedures or documentation. This perfectly matches the described activity of simulating an interruption and updating disaster recovery processes after the meeting.

An order of restoration is a specific sequence for bringing systems and services back online after an outage, which is a component of a disaster recovery plan, not the entire simulation activity itself.