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Question No.3
What would be % of deliverables during a BCP invocation?
100% -as during a normal business day
O No Deliverables
% mutually agreed with the client

Answers

Answered by bandameedipravalika0

Answer:

Concept:

Business continuity planning (BCP) is the procedure used to develop a system of protection against foreseeable risks to a business and recovery from those threats. In the event of a disaster, the plan makes sure that people and property are safeguarded and can operate rapidly.

Explanation:

BCP is a crucial component of the organization's risk management strategy since it entails defining all hazards that may have an impact on the business's operations.
Natural disasters—fire, flood, or weather-related events—as well as cyberattacks may constitute risks.

Once the risks are known, the strategy should additionally contain the following:

estimating the impact of certain risks on operations
putting measures and processes in place to reduce hazards
processes are tested to make sure they work.
examining the procedure to make sure it is updated

Hence, during invocation of BCP % of deliverables is the % mutually agreed with the client.

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Answered by pinkypearl301

Answer:

The invocation of BCP (Business continuity planning) is done to recover the Business in the event of a disaster. Thus, the correct option is option C) % mutually agreed with the client

Explanation:

Business continuity planning (BCP) is the process of creating a system to prevent and recover potential threats to your business from natural or man-made disasters or criminal activities. This plan enables them to respond swiftly in the event of a disaster while safeguarding people and property. Once the risks are known, the strategy should additionally contain the following: