Q: 10
Which of the following actions will lead to the protection of priority activities with respect to their Recovery Time Objectives (RTOs) and will limit the impacts of disruptions to prioritised activities?
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Discussion
Makes sense to pick C. Implementing actual strategies is what protects those activities tied to their RTOs. Pretty sure that's the intent.
C. That's the one that actually puts strategies in place to protect RTOs.
Makes sense to pick C. Only approved strategies and solutions will actually ensure those priority activities meet their RTOs, not just identifying or discussing risks. Pretty sure about this but happy if someone thinks otherwise.
I don’t think it’s B here, since BIA just identifies what's critical and the RTOs. Actual protection comes after, so I'd go with C. Sometimes people get tripped up by that analysis vs solution step.
C makes sense here since it's the only one that actually puts recovery strategies in place to protect those activities and meet RTOs. BIA (B) just identifies priorities, but doesn't protect them itself. Pretty sure C's the exam answer, but if anyone disagrees let me know.
C . Frustrating how they always try to trip you up by making BIA sound like the main protection step, but putting real strategies and solutions in place (C) is what limits the actual impacts. Pretty sure that’s what exam practice questions push too, but open to debate.
C
If the scenario was just about identifying which activities are critical, it'd flip to B. C.
C
B . The BIA in B is what identifies the RTOs and priority activities, so I figured that's directly linked to protection steps. Maybe missing the action part, but feels like it sets the stage. Not totally sure though, could be overthinking.
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