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Exam Name:	CyberSec First Responder (CFR) Exam
Exam Code:	CFR-410 Dumps
Vendor:	CertNexus	Certification:	CyberSec First Responder (CFR)
Questions:	180 Q&A's	Shared By:	ayzel

Question 24

What allows a company to restore normal business operations in a matter of minutes or seconds?

Options:

Cold site

Warm site

Mobile site

Hot site

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Question 25

What is the definition of a security breach?

Options:

An event or series of correlated events that indicate a potential violation of some control or policy.

Unauthorized access that violates the authentication, authorization, and accounting of an information asset through intentional access, destruction, or manipulation of an information asset.

An event or series of uncorrelated events that indicate a potential violation of some control or policy has occurred.

Unauthorized access that violates the confidentiality, integrity, or availability of an information asset in the form of unintentional access, destruction, or manipulation of an information asset.