Practice question 13 of 498 · easy
A ransomware program proposal begins with recovery preparation, then privileged-access protection, then entry-point reduction. What best explains this order?
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- It assumes compromise and prioritizes reducing business impact quickly
It assumes compromise and prioritizes reducing business impact quickly: Survivable recovery and limited administrative blast radius reduce the consequences of successful entry. It proves initial-access controls are unnecessary: Entry-point protection remains a required part of the plan. It is an unavoidable technical deployment dependency: The published order is risk prioritization and allows parallel work. It applies only to workloads with no sensitive data: The guidance is relevant to sensitive and business-critical environments.
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