Exam CISM topic 1 question 963 discussion

The common thing between IR , BCP and DRP is who initiate the call to each stage , which leading to Escalation Procedure. by identifying the classification and escalation process will allow the right call when BCP need to be initiated and DR

B - RTOs are critical for maintaining integration among the plans. Whereas, D is focus on communication pathways rather than recovery priorities or timelines.

D- is a general integration between all three whereas B is a very focused integration scenario. D supersede B.

To maintain integration among the incident response plan, business continuity plan (BCP), and disaster recovery plan (DRP), the most important factor would be **B. Recovery time objectives (RTOs)**. The Recovery Time Objective (RTO) is the maximum acceptable downtime for a system or process following a disruption. It represents the amount of time a business can tolerate before the resumption of operations becomes critical.

D. Escalation procedures

D. Escalation procedures

B. Recovery time objectives (RTOs) Maintaining integration among the incident response plan (IRP), business continuity plan (BCP), and disaster recovery plan (DRP) is crucial to ensure a coordinated and effective response to various scenarios, including incidents, disasters, and continuity disruptions. Among the options provided, the most important factor for maintaining this integration is the alignment of Recovery Time Objectives (RTOs).