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Business Continuity Professional Exam Prep #2

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When is a crisis normally declared “over”?
  1. When the business is no longer under continued threat from the crisis
  2. When the business has a plan to implement to recover from the crisis
  3. When the business is able to function with its core processes up and running
  4. When the business is able to operate as it was pre-crisis
Explanation
Answer: D - Although it can vary from organization to organization, a crisis is normally declared as “over” when all operations have been returned to their normal state. If it is not possible to return to the pre-crisis normal state, then a new normal state must be defined for the organization.

Key Takeaway: A crisis can be declared “over” at any time, however, it is customary to only declare the crisis situation “over” when the organization is able to function at its normal pre-crisis level.
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