Classify each of the following occurrences as an incident or disaster. If an occurrence is a disaster, determine whether business continuity plans would be called into play. a. A hacker breaks into the company network and deletes files from a server. b. A fire breaks out in the storeroom and sets off sprinklers on that floor. Some computers are damaged, but the fire is contained. c. A tornado hits a local power station, and the company will be without power for three to five days. d. Employees go on strike, and the company could be without critical workers for weeks. e. A disgruntled employee takes a critical server home, sneaking it out after hours. For each of the scenarios (a-e), describe the steps necessary to restore operations. Indicate whether law enforcement would be involved.

Classify each of the following occurrences as an incident or disaster. If an occurrence is a disaster, determine whether business continuity plans would be called into play. a. A hacker breaks into the company network and deletes files from a server. b. A fire breaks out in the storeroom and sets off sprinklers on that floor. Some computers are damaged, but the fire is contained. c. A tornado hits a local power station, and the company will be without power for three to five days. d. Employees go on strike, and the company could be without critical workers for weeks. e. A disgruntled employee takes a critical server home, sneaking it out after hours. For each of the scenarios (a-e), describe the steps necessary to restore operations. Indicate whether law enforcement would be involved.