Which term means the use of backups to control systems or operations?

• A. Risk Segregation
• B. Risk Separation
• C. Risk Duplication
• D. Risk Transfer

Answer: (C)

Using backups to control systems or operations relies on duplicating critical components and data so a ready-to-take-over copy can assume control if the primary system fails. This redundancy—having copies that can immediately or quickly transition control—captures the idea of duplicating assets to ensure continued operation and oversight despite disruptions. The other terms describe spreading, shifting, or distributing risk across different areas, rather than creating exact copies to maintain control, so they don’t fit as well for the concept of backups driving system continuity.