What is the most correct choice below when talking about the steps to resume normal operation at the primary
site after the green light has been given by the salvage team?

A.
The most critical operations are moved from alternate site to primary site before others

B.
Operation may be carried by a completely different team than disaster recovery team

C.
The least critical functions should be moved back first

D.
You moves items back in the same order as the categories document in your plan or exactly in the same
order as you did on your way to the alternate site

Explanation:
The salvage team must ensure the reliability of primary site. This is done by returning the least-mission-critical
processes to the restored original site to stress – test the rebuilt network. As the restored site shows resiliency,
more important processes are transferred.
Incorrect Answers:
A: The most critical operations should be to the primary site after, Before, the other less critical operations have
been moved.
B: As many operations that the salvage team handles are the same as the operations carried out by the
disaster recovery team, there can be very well be an overlap between the team members. A person can be a
member of both teams.
D: The order in which the operations are restored should Be exactly the same order in which the operations
where moved to the alternative site. You should transfer the least critical operations first.

Stewart, James M., Ed Tittel, and Mike Chapple, CISSP: Certified Information Systems Security Professional
Study Guide, 5th Edition, Sybex, Indianapolis, 2011, p. 669