Recover and Sustain Operations Flashcards
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During incident recovery, a 'chain of custody' log is MOST important for:
Answer: Preserving evidence integrity for potential legal proceedings
Chain of custody documentation ensures that evidence is handled properly and remains admissible if the incident leads to legal action.
Which type of backup strategy captures only data that has changed since the LAST FULL backup?
Answer: Differential backup
A differential backup copies all data changed since the last full backup, making restoration require only two sets: the full backup and the latest differential.
What is the primary purpose of 'chaos engineering' in the context of operational resilience?
Answer: To intentionally introduce failures to test system resilience and identify weaknesses
Chaos engineering deliberately injects failures into systems to discover weaknesses before real failures occur, improving resilience.
After a major breach, regulators require notification within 72 hours. This requirement is MOST associated with which regulation?
Answer: GDPR
GDPR Article 33 mandates that data controllers notify their supervisory authority of a personal data breach within 72 hours of becoming aware of it.
In a recovery scenario, 'failback' refers to:
Answer: Returning operations to the primary site after it has been restored
Failback is the process of returning workloads from the recovery/alternate site back to the primary site once it has been fully restored.
Which NIST CSF function is MOST closely associated with restoring services impaired during a cybersecurity incident?
Answer: Recover
The NIST CSF 'Recover' function encompasses activities to restore capabilities or services impaired due to a cybersecurity incident.
An organization wants to ensure its recovery plan remains effective over time. Which practice BEST achieves this?
Answer: Testing and updating the plan on a regular scheduled basis
Regular testing and updating ensures the recovery plan reflects current systems, personnel, and threats rather than becoming outdated.
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