Exam 1: Certified Business Continuity Professional

Which of these roles is intended to evaluate the actions of the participants and the overall effectiveness of the Business Continuity Plan?

When is a crisis normally declared "over"?

Which of these is not an example of a crisis?

What does BIA stand for?

What is the definition of a critical function?

What is a secondary risk?

Why should testing be a key component of a successful Business Continuity Plan?

Which of these test exercises should be completed first?

A risk trigger is what triggers a contingency response.

Mutual aid agreements identify resources that may be borrowed from other organizations during a crisis. They also define mutual support that may be shared between different aspects of an organization or between organizations. From a process perspective, mutual aid agreements are considered to be a part of which larger task?

Which of the following is a useful strategy for BCP planning?

When developing test scope, which recommendation should be followed?

How would you explain the purpose of the Recovery and Resumption phase of the Business Continuity Plan to a new hire in your organization, such as Mr. Newbie?

When developing business continuity unit strategies, you should take into consideration which of the following:

Which of the following are required to be a part of the Crisis Management Center? (Select all that apply.)

Data collection is an extremely important part of the business planning analysis process. Which of the following are typical methods to acquire data?

The crisis contact list should include:

Protecting assets in the general vicinity in which a crisis occurs is known as:

External resources such as Fire and Public Health officials should not be trained in portions of the company's Business Continuity Plan.

How often is it recommended for the Crisis and Response teams to be trained on the Business Continuity Plan?