What best describes the principle of “failing securely”? Ensure that every possible failure is documented and tested.Ensure that if a system fails, it will be done safely.Ensure that the system isn’t available if a bug has been verified.Ensure that the management has accepted the responsibility for every possible bug.

Which of the following is NOT a best practice for handling failure?Codifying and sharing lessons learned1Attempting to delay or slow down failure2Encouraging intelligent risk-taking3Aligning upfront on what success and failure would look like4ReportConfirm

Which of the following risk mitigation approaches' primary goal is to increase system failure resilience? Group of answer choicesCybersecurity measuresRedundancy and backupsDisaster recovery planningSystem monitoring

Which of the following risk mitigation approaches reduces the consequences of a system failure?Group of answer choicesSystem monitoringRedundancy and backupsRegular maintenance and testingCybersecurity measures

What three design principles help to ensure high availability? (Choose three.)Select one or more:use encryptiondetect failures as they occurprovide for reliable crossoverensure confidentialityeliminate single points of failurecheck for data consistency

Define Failure.