Business Continuity Professional Exam Prep #2

Answer: C and D - Critical records are records that if lost or destroyed due to a crisis would be very expensive and inconvenient to replace. While it is never ideal to lose records with personal information or secure information, unless these records are expensive or inconvenient to replace, they are not considered critical records.

Key Takeaway: Critical records should be protected from the impacts of a crisis or threat as much as possible, as they are inconvenient or expensive to replace. It is ideal to store duplicates of these records in a secure facility that is not connected to the primary worksite.