312-76v3 practice questions, page 6 of 6, with answer review and explanations.
Question 26
James owns a company that provides 24x7 telephonic technical support for a technology giant. During a risk assessment, he discovered that should a natural disaster strike rendering his facility defunct, he would need at least a hundred telephone lines up and running within eight hours to keep his business running. He contacted a service provider that assured him that a hundred virtual connections can be provided to him in such a case within the time frame. For such a service, James would have to shell out $10,000 a day. James has a cold backup site that takes 48 hours to become functional. To make it a warm or a hot site, James would have to incur a cost way more than the virtual service. Hence, James kept the cold site and kept aside $20,000 from the company funds for the virtual service should this scenario occur. What is this emergency fund that James kept aside called?
Risk Adjusted Return on Risk Adjusted Capital (RARORAC)
Return on Risk Adjusted Capital (RORAC)
Risk Adjusted Performance Management (RAPM)
Risk Adjusted Return on Capital (RAROC)
Question 27
Which of the following terms refers to the delay experienced by a system while it is serving a request?
Reaction
Nonrepudiation
Latency
Durability
Question 28
Which of the following terms refers to the system's ability to correctly serve the requests that it receives?
Availability
Nonrepudiation
Integrity
Precaution
Question 29
Jon wanted to conduct a vulnerability assessment for his startup in order to safeguard it from any disaster in the future. The steps in vulnerability assessment are given below: a) Assess the potentialimpact of the threat on the organization b) Estimate theprobability of occurrence of each threat c) Assess the internaland external resources available to mitigate the identified threats d) List the threats that may occur List the threats that may occur - In which order should Jon implement these steps?
b, d, c, a
d, b, a, c
b, c, d, a
c, a, d, b
Question 30
Fred identified that his organization was vulnerable to mainly two risks. a. One was a suddenpower outage that could damage critical data. b. Second was themalicious attachment in an email. Since Fred's organization received manyemails enquiring about the services from unknown sources. To face these risks, Fred decided to take some cautionary measures. Despite his office being in a locality where power was seldom disrupted, there had been instances in the past when the authorities shut down power without warning owing to an oncoming storm. Hence, Fred had a backup generator installed. Then, Fred asked his IT team to install a malware and spam protection software at the mail server to scan all the emails coming to the organization. Additionally, he also had an eight-hour backup system installed in his organization's server room. This would give him enough time to properly power down the servers. These two steps by him greatly mitigated the two primary risks faced by his organization. Which process did Fred go through?