Of the reasons why a Disaster Recovery plan gets outdated, which of the following is not true?

A.
Personnel turnover

B.
Large plans can take a lot of work to maintain

C.
Continuous auditing makes a Disaster Recovery plan irrelevant

D.
Infrastructure and environment changes

Explanation:
Auditing would affect the Disaster Recovery plan.
Note: The main reasons Disaster Recovery plans become outdated include the following:
Personnel turn over.
Large plans take a lot of work to maintain.
Changes occur to the infrastructure and environment.
Other reasons include:
The business continuity process is not integrated into the change management process.
Reorganization of the company, layoffs, or mergers occurs.
Changes in hardware, software, and applications occur.
After the plan is constructed, people feel their job is done.
Plans do not have a direct line to profitability.
Incorrect Answers:
A: Personnel turnover can make the Disaster Recovery plan outdated.
B: Large plans take a lot of work to maintain can make the Disaster Recovery plan outdated.
C: Changes that occur to the infrastructure and environment can make the Disaster Recovery plan outdated.

Harris, Shon, All In One CISSP Exam Guide, 6th Edition, McGraw-Hill, 2013, p. 958