A disaster recovery plan (DRP) for an organization should:
A. reduce the length of the recovery time and the cost of
recovery.
B. increase the length of the recovery time and the cost of
recovery.
C. reduce the duration of the recovery time and increase the
cost of recovery.
D. not affect the recovery time nor the cost of recovery.
Answer / guest
Answer: A
One of the objectives of a DRP is to reduce both the
duration and cost of recovering from a disaster. DRP would
increase the cost of operations before and after the
disaster occurs, but should reduce the time to return to
normal operations and the cost that could result from a
disaster.
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