2 Points Question 1 Read the article Asking the tough questions about agency e-waste and answer the following question "According to the New York Times article, worldwide accumulation of e-waste is expected to hit 57 million tons by 2021. The problem is, we tend to throw our e-waste into landfills because it is the easiest thing to do. What elements do the e-Stewards Standards require regarding the disposal of e-waste? A Organizations should develop processes to eliminate 100% of e-waste by the year 2025, B Organizations should develop procedures to dispose of e-waste on-site to reduce environmental impact elsewhere. Organizations should develop processes to destroy data and physical materials using ethical, environmentally responsible disposal procedures. Organizations should develop processes to reuse 100% of their current IT hardware by 2025 to prevent e-waste. 2 Points Question 2 Watch the Designing a Disaster Recovery Plan video (6:13), and answer the following questions, Which is true regarding the design of a disaster recovery plan? B If a disaster recovery plan is created correctly, it never needs to be updated. Every department in an organization should have a separate disaster recovery plan; it is every department for themselves in the event of a disaster. A disaster recovery plan should be designed based on a risk analysis of the organization's vital operations. Every organization will have a nearly-identical disaster recovery plan. Question 3 2 Points Based on the Designing a Disaster Recovery Plan video you watched, which pair of elements should be part of disaster recovery planning? A Determine Detection & Alert Measures and create digital copies of all document B Determine Backup and Recovery Systems and Determine Recovery Measures Perform Risk Assessment and Set emergency text notifications Determine Backup & Recovery Systems and Create paper copies of all files 2 Points Question 4 Read the article 9/11: Are Lessons Learned Still Being Arplied? According to the article, what lesson is equally important to the lesson learned about backup and recovery of information systems? It is also essential to have a group text preset among managers so that leadership can regroup. It is crucial that data centers only be built in urban settings because it is easier to get hardware in the event of a disaster. It is also essential to have a business continuity plan that includes how employees will communicate with each other and with the customers to keep the business going. It is crucial that data centers only be built in rural settings because disasters only happen in populated areas. Question 5 2 Points Based on what you read in chapter 5 of the book and the articles, which is true of backup and recovery? Backup and recovery are vital, but the number of systems and applications backed up, and the speed of the recovery has to be balanced with their cost and the organizations' needs. 8 Backup and recovery are vital, which is why many organizations are moving away from cloud-based data storage. Backup and recovery may be vital, but realistically only for large, Fortune 500 companies. Backup and recovery are vital. All businesses' systems and applications need to be backed up in real-time in order for the organization to stay in business after a disaster. 3 Points Question 6 In 2-3 sentences and your own words, what is the difference between 'Backup and Recovery and Disaster Recovery?" 6 Points Question 7 Assume you are a manager of a non-technical department at a large company. In 3-6 sentences, what could you tell your IT staff about your department's daily operational needs that would help them create their disaster recovery plan to help you in the event of a disaster? What would you needot need to continue working? For example, "We need access to our customer account Information to.." (Then, the IT folks would know to back that data up on a regular basis and have it stored in a safe location as part of their plan) Note: they already know what a plan entails and how to do their job; just stick to your operational needs. Please number your distinct points. Use the editor to format your answer 6 Points Question 8 This chapter is about backup and recovery plans for organizations, but similar concepts apply on a personal level. Assume your laptop falls down a flight of stairs, is now in multiple pieces, and will not turn on, In 3-6 sentences, explain two things you should have done before the fall to protect your data (photos, files, etc.) and one thing you could try afterward to gain access to your data from the laptop. Please number your distinct points. Use the editor to formot your