Which disaster recovery plan test involves functional representatives meeting to review the plan in detail?

A.
Simulation test

B.
Checklist test

C.
Parallel test

D.
Structured walk-through test

Explanation:
In a Structured walk-through test representatives from each department or functional area come together and
go over the plan to ensure its accuracy. The group reviews the objectives of the plan; discusses the scope and
assumptions of the plan; reviews the organization and reporting structure; and evaluates the testing,
maintenance, and training requirements described.
Incorrect Answers:
A: In a Simulation test the plan is not reviewed in detail. In a Simulation test all employees who participate in
operational and support functions, or their representatives, come together to practice executing the disaster
recovery plan based on a specific scenario.
B: A Checklist test, like a Structured walk-through test, has the aim to review the plan, but in a Checklist test the
functional representatives do not meet. Instead copies of the BCP are distributed to the different departments
and functional areas for review.
C: The purpose of a Parallel test is not to review the plan in detail. A parallel test is done to ensure that the
specific systems can actually perform adequately at the alternate offsite facility.

Harris, Shon, All In One CISSP Exam Guide, 6th Edition, McGraw-Hill, 2013, p. 955