CBCI 無料問題集「BCI Certificate of the Business Continuity Institute (CBCI)」

（A）Develop a project risk register and carry out appropriate risk assessments in the workplace

（B）Ensure that there is ongoing commitment across all organizational functions and levels

（C）Commission research into approaches taken by organizations

（D）Enable the Business Continuity professional to establish their authority and issue instructions on the actions that need to be taken

（A）Empower operational team members to adjust solutions where they deem changes to be beneficial

（B）Ensure that internal audit approves the project schedule prior to starting work

（C）Implement all solutions themselves and then advise the relevant teams that they must comply with the established arrangements

（D）Ensure solutions align with those specified and agreed at the design stage

（A）Process BIA

（B）Product and Services BIA

（C）Consolidated Analysis

（D）Activity BIA

（A）Prioritised activities

（B）Developing a general business plan

（C）Establishing a response structure

（D）Developing a plan to improve the organization's BC culture

（A）Demonstrate to participants how successful top management has been in addressing risks

（B）Allocate additional new BC responsibilities to participants

（C）Reconnect participants to the organization and raise awareness of the benefits of protecting the organization from harmful disruptions

（D）Enable the BC professional to re-design procedures and solutions

（A）An initial assessment

（B）An Activity Business Impact Analysis (BIA)

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

（D）A risk assessment

（A）It enables the organization to take advantage of increased public interest to identify new business opportunities.

（B）It provides assurance to interested parties that the organization is in control of the situation.

（C）It positions the organization as the central source of information.

（D）It provides vital information to those who have been impacted.

（A）Storage of the BIA results for future reference

（B）Quick and comprehensive analysis of the results of the BIA and production of reports

（C）Elimination of the need for direct engagement with relevant personnel

（D）Reduction of the work involved in collating the outcomes of the BIA

（A）Existing policies and procedures may be relevant to the BCMS so early identification will reduce the risk for duplication of work

（B）Early collaboration with colleagues will engage them in the process and secure support for the ongoing development and implementation of the BCMS

（C）Involving stakeholders will reduce the workload and responsibilities of the Business Continuity Professional as administrative activities can be delegated to other staff

（D）Engagement of stakeholders will reduce the potential for conflict at later stages of the programme

（A）The policy can be validated by exercises and updated with the detailed learning that arises from carrying out the exercises.

（B）The policy provides details of constraints on specific suppliers.

（C）There is clear top management commitment to the policy and its continued improvement.

（D）The policy details the incident management plans and the financial budgets available to support recovery plans.

（A）A programme that is bespoke to the organization and its culture

（B）Reductions in staff turnover due to additional rewards and recognitions made available for supporting Business Continuity (BC)

（C）A reduction in the need for support for Business Continuity (BC) from external customers and partners

（D）A strong financial performance due to increased investment in Business Continuity (BC)