Question 1

Which of the following is not part of an exposure inventory list?
A)Facilities
B)Processes
C)Baselines
D)Systems

Accepted Answer

Facilities, processes, and systems can all be sources of potential exposures, and are commonly included in an exposure inventory list. Baselines, however, do not relate to exposures and are not typically included in such lists.

Question 2

The inventory sheet should include a three-digit facility number and a building number to identify the buildings being inventoried.

Accepted Answer

False

Question 3

An exposure inventory should be conducted for each facility that an organization owns or operates.

Accepted Answer

An exposure inventory should be conducted for each facility that an organization owns or operates to identify and assess the potential risks and hazards present in the facility. This inventory is an important step in developing an effective risk management plan for the organization.

Question 4

The exposure inventory sheets provide a bottom-up data collection process.

Accepted Answer

The exposure inventory sheets involve collecting data from the ground level or individual sources, which is a bottom-up approach.

Question 5

Light equipment includes manufacturing, transportation, and industrial plant equipment.

Accepted Answer

Light equipment typically refers to smaller, portable tools and machinery used in construction, gardening, and small-scale manufacturing, not to the heavy machinery used in manufacturing, transportation, and industrial plants.

Question 6

A business process inventory illustrates the installed systems on which the departments rely.

Accepted Answer

The answer of A business process inventory illustrates the installed...

Question 7

The sales inventory sheet details the resources needed to support sales.

Accepted Answer

The sales inventory sheet typically details the products or goods a company has available for sale, not the resources needed to support sales.

Question 8

Data on natural disaster is relatively easy to obtain from historical records.

Accepted Answer

Natural disasters leave behind clear physical evidence and have been recorded in historical records for centuries, making data relatively easy to obtain.

Question 9

The installed systems exposure inventory sheet lists all large systems, servers, workstations and related peripherals.

Accepted Answer

The answer of The installed systems exposure inventory sheet lists...

Question 10

The first necessary sheet is the physical facilities exposure inventory sheet.

Accepted Answer

The first necessary sheet in a comprehensive risk management plan is typically the identification of hazards or a risk assessment sheet, not the physical facilities exposure inventory sheet.

Question 11

The exposure inventory can easily be related to physical facilities and property.

Accepted Answer

The exposure inventory is a tool used to identify and assess potential risks and hazards in physical facilities and property, making it directly related to them.

Question 12

" style="vertical-align: 0px;" width="419px" height="463px The table above is an example of a revenue collection inventory sheet.

Accepted Answer

The statement correctly describes the table as an example of a revenue collection inventory sheet.

Question 13

Revenue collection is a goal of a product -focused organization.

Accepted Answer

Revenue collection is a goal of any organization aiming for profitability, but a product-focused organization primarily aims at creating and improving products to meet customer needs and market demands. Revenue is a result of achieving these goals rather than the primary goal itself.

Question 14

Risk assessment reports should be circulated both inside and outside the organization to update both employees and investors.

Accepted Answer

Risk assessment reports are typically circulated internally within an organization to inform decision-making and risk management strategies. Sharing such sensitive information externally, especially with investors, without discretion can potentially harm the organization's interests or competitive position.

Question 15

Gains and potential losses are delicately balanced against each other when determining how to approach disaster recovery planning.

Accepted Answer

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Question 16

Risk assessment is the fundamental building block of disaster recovery planning.

Accepted Answer

Risk assessment helps to identify potential hazards and vulnerabilities, which allow for suitable strategies to be developed for the recovery process. Therefore, risk assessment is the foundation of disaster recovery planning.

Question 17

" style="vertical-align: 0px;" width="396px" height="406px The table above is an example of a facilities exposure inventory overview sheet.

Accepted Answer

The statement correctly describes the table as an example of a facilities exposure inventory overview sheet.

Question 18

The facility number combines the building number with a unique three-digit number.

Accepted Answer

The statement is not universally true as it depends on the specific system or organization defining what a "facility number" is. There is no standard rule that a facility number must combine a building number with a unique three-digit number.

Question 19

Data for the requirements analysis comes primarily from the exposure inventory sheets for each facility.

Accepted Answer

Data for the requirements analysis comes primarily from the exposure inventory sheets for each facility.

Question 20

The physical facilities exposure inventory sheet shows among other things, the square footage of the building.

Accepted Answer

The physical facilities exposure inventory sheet includes information about the physical location, square footage, construction materials, and other features of the building.

Quiz 3: Assessing Risks in the Enterprise

Which of the following is not part of an exposure inventory list?

The inventory sheet should include a three-digit facility number and a building number to identify the buildings being inventoried.

An exposure inventory should be conducted for each facility that an organization owns or operates.

The exposure inventory sheets provide a bottom-up data collection process.

Light equipment includes manufacturing, transportation, and industrial plant equipment.

A business process inventory illustrates the installed systems on which the departments rely.

The sales inventory sheet details the resources needed to support sales.

Data on natural disaster is relatively easy to obtain from historical records.

The installed systems exposure inventory sheet lists all large systems, servers, workstations and related peripherals.

The first necessary sheet is the physical facilities exposure inventory sheet.

The exposure inventory can easily be related to physical facilities and property.

" style="vertical-align: 0px;" width="419px" height="463px The table above is an example of a revenue collection inventory sheet.

Revenue collection is a goal of a product -focused organization.

Risk assessment reports should be circulated both inside and outside the organization to update both employees and investors.

Gains and potential losses are delicately balanced against each other when determining how to approach disaster recovery planning.

Risk assessment is the fundamental building block of disaster recovery planning.

" style="vertical-align: 0px;" width="396px" height="406px The table above is an example of a facilities exposure inventory overview sheet.

The facility number combines the building number with a unique three-digit number.

Data for the requirements analysis comes primarily from the exposure inventory sheets for each facility.

The physical facilities exposure inventory sheet shows among other things, the square footage of the building.