[Cisspstudy] Do you agree?

[Holland, Brandon]

Yes that is correct. When u r restoring a control then its a recovery control. They are specifically writing procedures to restore so its recovery.


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Sent: Sun Jun 21 11:39:41 2009
Subject: [Cisspstudy] Do you agree? 


Please take a look at the question below:



 

I was under the impression that BCP was a preventative control …

 

Is the overall BCP plan preventative but some of the procedures within it considered recovery procedures?

 

How does that work?  I am a little confused.

 

Also, in Domain 10 Operations Security there is a section on Continuity Planning … Is this not essentially BCP?  Again, I am a little confused and would like to clear this up since I am writing in less than a week J

 

Thanks for any clarification, 

 

Phil Lamey, P.Eng.

CGI Senior Consultant

(506) 458-5020 ext. 5121

 

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