최신BCI Certificate of the Business Continuity Institute (CBCI) - CBCI무료샘플문제

A. Business Continuity Professional

B. Departmental Representatives

C. Top Management

D. Business Continuity Plan Owners

A. An Activity Business Impact Analysis (BIA)

B. An initial assessment

C. A Product and Services Business Impact Analysis (BIA)

D. A risk assessment

A. Personnel feel committed to Business Continuity and ensure that their tasks are completed promptly and with attention to detail

B. Personnel view Business Continuity as additional requirements which demand further training

C. Personnel complete tasks as instructed within the time allocated

D. Personnel are aware of Business Continuity and attend meetings if required to

A. Allocate additional new BC responsibilities to participants

B. Reconnect participants to the organization and raise awareness of the benefits of protecting the organization from harmful disruptions

C. Enable the BC professional to re-design procedures and solutions

D. Demonstrate to participants how successful top management has been in addressing risks

A. A standardized risk rating table

B. A gap analysis

C. A risk assessment matrix

D. Pre-defined impact thresholds

A. Top management no longer needs to engage in Business Continuity (BC) activities as personnel have embraced BC and others have taken the lead.

B. External experts have been appointed to design and implement solutions without the need to involve the personnel engaged in the activities.

C. Trained internal personnel are in place and are committed to maintaining Business Continuity (BC).

D. Business continuity plans are developed when time is available and are stored securely in case they are needed in the future.

A. Product and Service BIA

B. Priority BIA

C. Activity BIA

D. Process BIA

A. Changes to the structure of a competitor organization

B. Changes to the external auditor

C. Changes to the performance appraisal process

D. Changes to the environment in which the organization operates

A. A summary of the outcomes of the Business Impact Analysis (BIA)

B. A method to monitor incidents so that early action can be taken to prevent them from escalating further

C. Procedures for carrying out risk assessments following the end of an incident

D. Procedures to activate and control the response to an incident

A. The outcomes of exercises testing existing BC plans

B. Feedback from risk management professionals

C. Consultation with internal and external stakeholders on their views of priorities and risks

D. The size, complexity and type of organization

A. How quickly and easily the product or service can be incorporated into the BCMS

B. Financial value of the product or service to the organization

C. Consultation with, and feedback from, the organization's staff

D. Comparative approaches to the product or service taken by business competitors

A. Recruitment of additional personnel so that the organization always has access to surplus staff in case of an incident occurring

B. Induction and training by an operational manager at the time when the disruption is underway so that individuals can build understanding and confidence prior to commencing the allocated tasks

C. Links to social media so the organization can run an extensive recruitment campaign both inside and outside the organization if a disruptive event occurs

D. The development of training material including all relevant information and procedures so that this can be made available when required

A. Collaborations generated by the organization's Business Continuity culture

B. Analysis of Maximum Tolerable Period of Disruption (MTPD) and Recovery Time Objectives (RTO)

C. Negotiations with stakeholders regarding their minimum requirements in a disruption

D. Governance structures established for the Business Continuity Management System (BCMS)

A. To ensure that the information is treated as confidential

B. To indicate that all information should be treated as real during the exercise

C. To indicate that the message has been approved by the exercise facilitator

D. To ensure that the information is not treated as a real message