In addition to preventing loss of life and further injury, what other reason is there to immediately initiate an emergency plan after a disaster?Secure the area to prevent any looting, fraud or vandalismReduce likelihood of further damageProtect the site for forensic evidenceInvestigate the extent of the damages

1.Question 1The unthinkable happens and disaster strikes, crippling your network. You implement your disaster plan, but it doesn't go smoothly. You decide to investigate. What is a common term in the IT community for this investigation?1 pointPost-mortemPost-disaster inquiryRecovery inspection probeAfter-outage analysis2.Question 2What are advantages of on-site backups? Select all that apply.1 pointThere is quicker data accessThere is less bandwidth usage Data is safe in case of disasterData is more secure because of less outbound traffic3.Question 3Which of these are common backup tools you might consider when designing a backup solution? Select all that apply.1 pointBackup and RestoreRegeditTime MachineRsync4.Question 4What are good reasons to do yearly disaster recovery testing? Select all that apply.1 pointTo create downtimeTo identify additional vulnerabilitiesTo ensure multiple people have appropriate rights and training to restore operationsTo be prepared for all possible snags or problems5.Question 5Which backup method saves copies of all important files and data at each backup?1 pointIncremental backupComplete backupDifferential backupsRAID array6.Question 6Which of the following issues often make reliable backups for client devices more challenging than for infrastructure devices? Select all that apply.1 pointMany client devices are mobile and won't be in the office all the time.There are likely to be more client devices to backup compared to infrastructure devices.Infrastructure backups do not require complicated scheduling or configuration.Data stored on client devices is more valuable than data stored on infrastructure devices.7.Question 7What are the goals of a disaster recovery plan? Select all that apply.1 pointTo keep system downtimes to a minimumTo prevent disasters from impacting operationsTo prevent significant data lossTo predict disasters before they happen8.Question 8You are performing a network risk assessment to develop your disaster recovery plan. Which of these are examples of preventative measures? Select all that apply.1 pointRedundancy solutionsOperational documentationAlert system for outagesRegular, automated backups9.Question 9When are post-mortem reports usually created? Select all that apply.1 pointWhen finance asks IT to justify the cost of its preventative systemsTo punish mistakesWhen something goes wrongAt the end of a project10.Question 10Which of the following are components of a post-mortem report? Select all that apply.1 pointA brief summary All log dataAn explanation of resolution and recovery effortsA detailed timeline of key events

to decrease the number of preventable deaths and injuries and provide basic subsistence needs of affected population and immediately restore basic social services(1 Point)Disaster PreparednessDisaster ResponsePrevention and MitigationRehabilitation and Recovery

What is a disaster recovery plan?A documented process or set of procedures to recover and protect a business IT infrastructure in the event of a disasterA set of guidelines for marketing a new productA strategy for increasing employee productivityA plan to recover from a successful business quarter

Disaster risk will be a combination of the--------- and the ----------------- of a place to thatevent

The most important thing to remember in an emergency is ___________.Your safetyA victim and their safetySaving the propertyMaking sure all doors are secured and locked