Q: 6
A company whose Information Technology (IT) services are being delivered from a Tier 4 data center,
is preparing a companywide Business Continuity Planning (BCP). Which of the following failures
should the IT manager be concerned with?
Options
Discussion
Guessing D . Network always feels like a big risk for BCP even in a Tier 4, right?
Option A. Not totally sure though, since D looks tempting at first if you don't factor in the Tier 4 redundancy. Network and power are handled by design, app failures aren't. If someone strongly feels it's D, let me know why.
Yeah, it's A here. Tier 4 already handles power and network so app-level issues are what the BCP should focus on next.
A tbh
D
A
Not convinced it's D. Tier 4 redundancy handles network and power so app failure (A) is a bigger BCP concern here.
A tbh. Tier 4 covers power and network very well, so application failure is the main thing left for BCP. D is a classic trap for those forgetting the redundancy piece. Seen this angle on practice too, but open if someone sees it different.
Why would power or network matter if Tier 4 takes care of infra downtime?
Pretty sure A. These CISSP questions make it sound like power or network would still matter, but Tier 4 handles infra redundancy. So app failure's the big BCP risk left, at least from all the similar exam reports I've seen.
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