Which of the following best describes the difference between an Information Systems Contingency Plan and Disaster Recovery Plan?
A.
Information Systems Contingency Plan procedures are developed for recovery of the system regardless of site or location
B.
Disaster Recovery Plan procedures are developed for recovery of the system regardless of site or location
C.
Disaster Recovery Plan can be activated at the system’s current location or at an alternate site
D.
Information Systems Contingency Plan is primarily a site-specific plan
Explanation:
The ISCP differs from a DRP primarily in that the information system
contingency plan procedures are developed for recovery of the system regardless of
site or location. An ISCP can be activated at the system’s current location or at an
alternate site. In contrast, a DRP is primarily a site-specific plan developed with
procedures to move operations of one or more information systems from a damaged or uninhabitable location to a temporary alternate location.