When is the disaster considered to be officially over?
A.
When the organization has processing up and running at the alternate site
B.
When all of the elements of the business have returned to normal functioning at the original site
C.
When the danger has passed and the disaster has been contained
D.
When all employees have been financially reimbursed for their expenses
Explanation:
The correct answer is: when all of the elements of the business have returned to normal functioning
at the original site. Its important to remember that a threat to continuity exists when processing is
being returned to its original site after salvage and cleanup has been done.