A business has recently implemented a hybrid cloud federated solution, which will allow it to rapidly and
dynamically allocate recourses during high demand, and quickly implement its Disaster Recovery Plan (DRP)
and Continuity of Operations (COOP). Given this implementations, the IT director is mostly likely concerned
about:
A.
maintaining strategic flexibility
B.
reducing OPEX allocations
C.
hiring additional IT staff
D.
eliminations security risks
Explanation:
Initially, the differences between Disaster Recover and Business Continuity should be understood. In
comparison they are very similar in that they are (or should be) detailed plans to prepare an organization for
events in which a situation presents itself which can cause internal systems failures, or a disruption of business
systems in which they are no longer able to function to meet the requirements to perform day to day tasks.
These situations almost always result in loss of revenue, and in some cases, loss of client base. Where these
plans differ is in the main concept topic for which they prepare. Business Continuity Plans generally focus on
the continuation of business services in the event of any type of interruptions whether its IT based or other.
Disaster Recover Plans often refer to a company’s strategy if something happens to crucial business data, and
how to restore / recover that data (generally in the shortest amount of time possible).
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