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The correct answer is: D. Disaster recovery cost curve.
A disaster recovery cost curve is a graph that shows the cost to your organization of the unavailability of information and technology and the cost to your organization of recovering from a disaster over time. The curve starts at a low point when your organization is fully operational and has no downtime. As the amount of downtime increases, the cost of the unavailability of information and technology increases. The curve then reaches a peak when your organization is completely unavailable and the cost of the unavailability of information and technology is at its highest. After the peak, the cost of the unavailability of information and technology decreases as your organization begins to recover from the disaster. The curve then reaches a low point when your organization is fully operational again.
A disaster recovery plan is a document that outlines the steps your organization will take to recover from a disaster. A hot site is a fully equipped data center that is ready to be used in the event of a disaster. A cold site is a data center that is not fully equipped, but can be quickly brought online in the event of a disaster.
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