Business Continuity Planning (BCP) Is Not a One-Step or One-Time

question 18

Multiple Choice

Business continuity planning (BCP) is not a one-step or one-time activity but is a set of successive stages that are repeated periodically. It is best characterized as a life cycle. Which of the following supports continuity planning?

• A)Lost or corrupted data are costly to re-create and threaten the survival of a business or health care delivery system in a highly competitive environment.
• B)Business continuity planning is done after the implementation process.
• C)Business continuity planning is associated with the cost incurred by vendors.
• D)Located data after a disaster is generally corrupted.

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