BCP Disaster Recovery Sites Type - Practice Questions ISC ISACA

[@jcohen661]

Prabh, you are a rock star. I passed my CISM today mostly thanks to your videos! Thank you

[@yvankawang8204]

Thank you Pranh! A question I have is regarding the difference between hot site and cold site. In your video it seems like hot site does not have data ready but as I researched it seems that both have data but mirror site is more affordable than hot site as it is not a full scale replica. Could you explain this in a more detailed way plz?

[@AC-bi9go]

Guruji, It would be a understatement to say several hours of reading books and watching videos are covered in these coffee shots. Some of the coffee shots are strong but the way you break it down makes it easy to understand.

[@vijaykarwande2799]

Crystal clear thank you prabh..

[@anjalidubey8545]

Please one video on Backup it's types and how it affects the RTO and RTO

[@gausbv]

The information shared by Prabh on the Hot site, Warm site when compared with ISC2 Official guide are conflicting. According to the Guide Hot sites will have up-to-date data with continuous replication. Warm sites contain equipment and data circuits and do not typically contain copies of the client's data. Please review and clarify.

[@PrabhNair1]

I am using nist and cbk while preparing these questions and teaching same to my students since 10 years

[@daniels7699]

I agree with your standpoint @gausbv

[@sharathkarpur8552]

Even I have a similar feel : below text is from : CBK 9th Edition "Warm Sites occupy the middle ground between hot and cold sites for disaster recovery specialists. They always contain the equipment and data circuits necessary to rapidly establish operations. As with hot sites, this equipment is usually preconfigured and ready to run appropriate applications to support an organization's operations. Unlike hot sites, however, warm sites do not typically contain copies of the client's data. The main requirement in bringing a warm site to full operational status is the transportation of appropriate backup media to the site and restoration of critical ." @Prabh Nair: Please advise

[@hellboy5251]

Please record video on Kerberos authentication mechanism.

[@jenniferthomas-kl8co]

Very nice and useful videos. Thank you 😊

[@lushanjayawardena1824]

Good Questions Prabh

[@pratapsharma1868]

Thank you so much Sir. Very helpful for the exam.

[@arunanbudasan6290]

Good one Prabh

[@asadhasan110]

12:29 we already have the data at hot site 1:40 we dont have data at hot site

[@kayodeadesanmi9858]

Hi Prabh, Thank you for the effort. However, please confirm the content of the video. It seems repeated.

[@svardhini]

Thankyou so much!! Helpful :)

[@xOILHAKANx]

Loving this

[@shivrai815]

Thank you very much Sir, Request Video on Pen Test

[@amayaamarasinghe5838]

Thank you so much this is so useful 😍

[@mishkaParth]

Hello sir , before 2 days I phase a scram and loose 1.55 lakh can you help me in this I already file a fIR .

[@rajeshkumartatavarthi8478]

Clarified the doubts I had. Next video on pen testing

[@popystrpopz8800]

MTD MEANS?

[@mohitmonani6258]

Maximum Tolerable Downtime

[@bipi_S]

good snacks ..thanks

[@Sanjay-td2lh]

Want to Learn CISSP from u but not getting admission in class 😞

[@jagatbahadursubedi3476]

great snacks