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1. What does SLA stand for?
Question 1A. System Level AccessB. Service Level AgreementC. Standard Licensing ArrangementD. Secure Link AuthenticationE. Service Load Allocation
2. What is a Service Level Agreement?
Question 2A. An internal memo describing IT department goalsB. A software licence for database productsC. A contractual agreement between a service provider and a customer outlining the expected level of service, including quality, availability and responsibilitiesD. A technical specification for network hardwareE. A marketing brochure listing service features
3. A guarantee of 99.9% uptime for a cloud-based data storage service is an example of which SLA aspect?
Question 3A. Response timeB. ComplianceC. ScalabilityD. AvailabilityE. Quality of service
4. A commitment that support tickets will be addressed within 24 hours relates to which SLA aspect?
Question 4A. AvailabilityB. Data backup and recoveryC. Termination and penaltiesD. Quality of serviceE. Response time
5. Which SLA aspect addresses encryption, access controls and adherence to data protection laws?
Question 5A. Data security and privacyB. ScalabilityC. AvailabilityD. Response timeE. Quality of service
6. What does the scalability aspect of an SLA define?
Question 6A. The penalties for missing service targetsB. How the service will scale to accommodate increased data volumes or user demandsC. The daily backup scheduleD. The expected accuracy of the dataE. The conditions for ending the agreement
7. A provision for daily backups and restoring data within 48 hours after a failure is an example of which SLA aspect?
Question 7A. ComplianceB. AvailabilityC. Data backup and recoveryD. ScalabilityE. Response time
8. Which regulation is given as an example of what a healthcare data management SLA might require compliance with?
Question 8A. GDPRB. SOXC. PCI DSSD. HIPAAE. ISO 9001
9. What does the termination and penalties aspect of an SLA cover?
Question 9A. The uptime percentage of the serviceB. The encryption standards applied to dataC. The accuracy and reliability of dataD. The procedures for scaling resourcesE. The conditions under which either party can end the agreement, and possible penalties for non-compliance
10. Why are Service Level Agreements described as crucial?
Question 10A. They establish clear expectations and accountability between providers and customers, helping ensure data services meet defined standardsB. They eliminate the need for data backupsC. They guarantee that no system failure will ever occurD. They replace the need for security controlsE. They set the price of cloud storage across the industry