The Journal of Accountancy has published a series of articles that address different aspects of disaster recovery and business continuity planning:
1. Gerber, J. A., and Feldman, E. R. 2002. €œIs Your Business Prepared for the Worst?€ Journal of Accountancy (April): 61-64.
2. McCarthy, E. 2004. €œThe Best-Laid Plans,€ Journal of Accountancy (May): 46-54.
3. Myers, R. 2006. €œKatrina€™s Harsh Lessons,€ Journal of Accountancy (June): 54-63.
4. Phelan, S., and Hayes, M. 2003. €œBefore the Deluge €“ and After,€ Journal of Accountancy (April): 57-66.
5. Drew, J., and Tysiac, K. 2013. €œPreparing for Disaster,€ Journal of Accountancy (May): 26-31.
a. Read one or more of these articles that your professor assigns. For each article assigned by your professor, complete the following table, summarizing what each article said about a specific COBIT 5 management practice (a particular article may not address all the listed management practices):

b. What point(s) did the article(s) raise that were surprising to you?Why?

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COBIT 5 CONTROL OBJECTIVE POINTS DISCUSSED IN ARTICLE 1. Define the business continuity policy, objectives, and scope 2. Choose a cost-effective continuity strategy that will ensure timely and effective recovery from a disaster 3. Document the procedures for disaster recovery and resumption of business operations 4. Test the DRP and BCP. 5. Periodically review the DRP and BCP. Update as required. 6. Train employees on DRP and BCP procedures 7. Establish and document backup procedures. 8. Conduct a post resumption review and assess the adequacy of the DRP and BCP.