In a high availability context, time is the critical factor. Option C directly jeopardizes the ability to ensure rapid recovery by leaving the recovery timeframe ambiguous. Option D, while serious, is secondary—if RTOs are undefined, even well-assigned responsibilities might not achieve the necessary speed. Standards and auditing practices (e.g., CISA Review Manual, NIST) emphasize RTOs as a cornerstone of DRP effectiveness, reinforcing that their absence is a glaring deficiency.
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