Crisis Management involves strategies to handle sudden, significant events (e.g., disasters), focusing on immediate response and mitigation, as described.
* Option A (Risk Assessment):Identifies risks, not manages events.
* Option B (Application Recovery):Restores applications, not a broad strategy.
* Option D (BIA):Analyzes impacts, not event handling.
* "Crisis Management applies strategies to address sudden, disruptive events, ensuring organizational stability during emergencies" (Module: Crisis Management, Section: Overview).

Replication copies data from one server to another, ensuring consistency and availability, as described.
* Option A (Failover Cluster):Switches to backups, not data copying.
* Option B (Snapshots):Point-in-time copies, not server-to-server.
* Option D (Cloud Storage):Storage method, not replication tech.
* "Replication duplicates data across servers, supporting redundancy and recovery in distributed environments" (Module: Data Replication, Section: Replication Overview).

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