Please answer ALL (don't answer if you're not willing to answer ALL of them) :) THANK YOU FOR ANYONE WHO ANSWERS! :)

The options for Q9 are:

1.) Disaster recovery plan

2.) Business continuity plan

3.) Back up plan

4.) Comprehensive security plan

The options for Q10 are:

1.) Cold site

2.) Hot site

3.) Colocation facility

4.) Off-site storage space

The options for Q11 are:

1.) Compliance certification process

2.) Comprehensive insurance policy provider

3.) CERT standardization process

4.) Mock disaster

9. CEO: I understand outages happen. We can't stop all construction everywhere between us and the ISP's main office. Next time, it might even be a different kind of outage, like a power outage, or severe weather causing traffic problems, or any number of other things. How can we keep working and serving our customers when these things happen? You: We can develop a to ensure that work continues even during an outage of some kind. For example, with the ISP outage, we could have a backup ISP service from a different company who uses different lines coming into our property from a different direction. Your company recently experienced a service outage when a backhoe cut the main line for your ISP (Internet service provider). While your Internet service was down, you lost nearly two hundred thousand dollars in wasted work hours and received several frustrated phone calls from long-term customers. You and your CEO are discussing how you might avoid this kind of crisis in the future. 10. CEO: That sounds like a lot of work to put together, but definitely worth it. What about if something happens to this entire building, like a fire or flood or something? You: We could develop a(n) with utility services and stored backups where we could move if this building were inaccessible. It would take a while to set up all the needed equipment if we ever had to move to that site, but it's cheaper than having an exact duplicate of our existing data center. Your company recently experienced a service outage when a backhoe cut the main line for your ISP (Internet service provider). While your Internet service was down, you lost nearly two hundred thousand dollars in wasted work hours and received several frustrated phone calls from long-term customers. You and your CEO are discussing how you might avoid this kind of crisis in the future. 11. CEO: That sounds feasible-let's do it. How will we know that our plans will work in the case of a disaster? Is there some kind of compliance system or anything? You: The best way to know our plans will work is to go through a