Question 1

Match between columns
                        Premises: Create a mock disaster to which an entire facility must respond
Can include work groups, departments, or facilities
Related procedures are actually implemented to determine their effectiveness
Creates a mock disaster to determine how well procedures work
Often use a combination of automated and hands-on methods
Create a mock disaster to which a specific group of employees must respond
Include recommended changes for improving security
Procedures are actually implemented to determine their effectiveness
Walk through of procedures to determine if the information in them is correct
Create a mock disaster to which an entire organization must respond

Accepted Answer

The Answer of Enterprise-level tests and Vulnerability audits and Facility-level is...

Question 2

Natural disaster test scenarios are relatively easy to execute, and should include an entire facility.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 3

What should the disaster recovery coordinator do after every test or rehearsal?

Accepted Answer

He/She should compil

Question 4

In many cases, rare materials must be cleaned or restored after a disaster.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 5

How often should procedures be audited?

Accepted Answer

A) Once a month 
B) Once every six months 
C) Once a year 
D) Once every two years 
A) Once a month 
B) Once every six months 
C) Once a year 
D) Once every two years

Question 6

Organizations should not overlook feedback from employees and other participants in the evaluation process.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 7

Synthesized evaluation results can be used for which of the following contents?

Accepted Answer

A) Recommended changes in plans or procedures 
B) Exhibits and attachments 
C) Recommendations for further training 
D) Chronology of events 
E) Both a and c 
A) Recommended changes in plans or procedures 
B) Exhibits and attachments 
C) Recommendations for further training 
D) Chronology of events 
E) Both a and c

Question 8

Give five examples of realistic test scenarios.

Accepted Answer

1. Building fire
2. Tornado hi

Question 9

Organizations that have hazardous materials must test their procedures for dealing with such materials.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 10

Organizations should develop test scenarios for any special circumstances and materials they have to deal with during a disaster. List seven of these special circumstances.

Accepted Answer

1. Hazardous materials include explosive

Question 11

Organizations should conduct a live walk-through of all procedures on an annual basis.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 12

Plan revisions and procedure modifications should pass through the full review process, just as they did during development.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 13

Why is there considerable resistance to scenario testing?

Accepted Answer

A) Managers consider it a waste of time 
B) It has a negative impact on productivity 
C) There is no disaster recovery correlation between scenario testing and real disasters 
D) It results in lost revenue 
A) Managers consider it a waste of time 
B) It has a negative impact on productivity 
C) There is no disaster recovery correlation between scenario testing and real disasters 
D) It results in lost revenue

Question 14

What type of test shows whether information is current and resources are in the right location?

Accepted Answer

A) Procedure audits 
B) Live walk-throughs of procedures 
C) Scenario testing 
D) Department level tests 
A) Procedure audits 
B) Live walk-throughs of procedures 
C) Scenario testing 
D) Department level tests

Question 15

What type of testing shows whether procedures are designed well enough to handle specific situations?

Accepted Answer

A) Procedure audits 
B) Live walk-throughs of procedures 
C) Live walk-throughs of related procedures 
D) Scenario testing 
A) Procedure audits 
B) Live walk-throughs of procedures 
C) Live walk-throughs of related procedures 
D) Scenario testing

Question 16

Organizations should conduct ____ sessions with employees and emergency responders after each test.

Accepted Answer

A) feedback 
B) debriefing 
C) chat 
D) training 
A) feedback 
B) debriefing 
C) chat 
D) training

Question 17

In the scenario test employee survey, what type of response structure would "Effectiveness of Response Teams" have?

Accepted Answer

A) Rating scale of 1 to 5 
B) List of descriptive terms 
C) Open-ended answers 
D) Both a and c 
E) a, b, and c 
A) Rating scale of 1 to 5 
B) List of descriptive terms 
C) Open-ended answers 
D) Both a and c 
E) a, b, and c

Natural disaster test scenarios are relatively easy to execute, and should include an entire facility.

What should the disaster recovery coordinator do after every test or rehearsal?

In many cases, rare materials must be cleaned or restored after a disaster.

How often should procedures be audited?

Organizations should not overlook feedback from employees and other participants in the evaluation process.

Synthesized evaluation results can be used for which of the following contents?

Give five examples of realistic test scenarios.

Organizations that have hazardous materials must test their procedures for dealing with such materials.

Organizations should develop test scenarios for any special circumstances and materials they have to deal with during a disaster. List seven of these special circumstances.

Organizations should conduct a live walk-through of all procedures on an annual basis.

Plan revisions and procedure modifications should pass through the full review process, just as they did during development.

Why is there considerable resistance to scenario testing?

What type of test shows whether information is current and resources are in the right location?

What type of testing shows whether procedures are designed well enough to handle specific situations?

Organizations should conduct ____ sessions with employees and emergency responders after each test.

In the scenario test employee survey, what type of response structure would "Effectiveness of Response Teams" have?

Introduction to Disaster Recovery

Preparing to Develop the Disaster Recovery Plan

Assessing Risks in the Enterprise

Prioritizing Systems and Functions for Recovery

Developing Plans and Procedures

Organizational Relationships in Disaster Recovery

Procedures for Responding to Attacks on Computers

Developing Procedures for Special Circumstances

Implementing Disaster Recovery Plans

Continued Assessment of Needs Threats and Solutions

Living Through a Disaster

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Exam 10: Testing and Rehearsal

Natural disaster test scenarios are relatively easy to execute, and should include an entire facility.

What should the disaster recovery coordinator do after every test or rehearsal?

In many cases, rare materials must be cleaned or restored after a disaster.

How often should procedures be audited?

Organizations should not overlook feedback from employees and other participants in the evaluation process.

Synthesized evaluation results can be used for which of the following contents?

Give five examples of realistic test scenarios.

Organizations that have hazardous materials must test their procedures for dealing with such materials.

Organizations should develop test scenarios for any special circumstances and materials they have to deal with during a disaster. List seven of these special circumstances.

Organizations should conduct a live walk-through of all procedures on an annual basis.

Plan revisions and procedure modifications should pass through the full review process, just as they did during development.

Why is there considerable resistance to scenario testing?

What type of test shows whether information is current and resources are in the right location?

What type of testing shows whether procedures are designed well enough to handle specific situations?

Organizations should conduct ____ sessions with employees and emergency responders after each test.

In the scenario test employee survey, what type of response structure would "Effectiveness of Response Teams" have?

Introduction to Disaster Recovery

Preparing to Develop the Disaster Recovery Plan

Assessing Risks in the Enterprise

Prioritizing Systems and Functions for Recovery

Developing Plans and Procedures

Organizational Relationships in Disaster Recovery

Procedures for Responding to Attacks on Computers

Developing Procedures for Special Circumstances

Implementing Disaster Recovery Plans

Continued Assessment of Needs Threats and Solutions

Living Through a Disaster

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