PRIYA LR&CFS QUIZ-5

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NAME: PUSHPA PRIYA MIKKILI SEMO.ID: S02048083 CY-650 Legal, Risk, and Compliance for Security Quiz-5 1. What is contingency planning? How is it different from routine management planning? What are the components of contingency planning? All planning done by the organization to anticipate, respond to, and recover from incidents that jeopardize the security of its information and information assets is included in contingency planning. Planning for the eventual return to regular business operations was not included. Every component of contingency planning differs from regular management planning in terms of its application, scope, and design. Three plans make up contingency planning: business continuity plans, catastrophe recovery plans, and incident response plans. 2. When is the IR plan used? IRP, or incident response planning, addresses the recognition, categorization, handling, and resolution of incidents. When an organization discovers an incident in progress, it should implement the plan. Except for the planning required to get IR teams ready to respond to an incident, IRP is more reactive than proactive. 3. When is the DR plan used? Whether a tragedy is man-made or natural, a disaster recovery plan covers both the planning and the aftermath. The plan is implemented both in advance of a disaster to help prepare for it and in the aftermath to help rebuild and restore the organization's operations. 4. When is the BC plan used? How do you determine when to use the IR, DR, and BC plans? If a calamity has made the company's current location unfit for ongoing operations, business continuity planning, or BCP, will be required. The company Continuity Plan (BCP) describes how vital company functions should be restored in the event of a disaster that impacts the main location. If a situation gets worse or is catastrophic, a disaster recovery plan is implemented. After a disaster, the plan usually focuses on returning systems to their original location. When there has been significant damage, long-term effects, or a need for more than just the basic restoration of information and information resources, a business continuity strategy is employed in conjunction with the disaster recovery plan. 5. What are the five elements of a business impact analysis?
The Five elements of a business impact analysis (BIA) are as follows: 1. Scope, 2. Plan, 3. Balance, 4. Understand the Problem, and then 5. Give it a Shot. -----THE END-----
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