To achieve all of these outcomes is correct because routine exercises of the IT resilience plan pursue multiple objectives rather than a single narrow purpose.

Regular exercises validate procedures, confirm that people understand their roles, test technical recovery steps, and ensure alignment with business priorities. That combination of purposes is why To achieve all of these outcomes is the best choice.

Google Cloud Storage is incorrect because it names a specific cloud storage service and not a reason to exercise an IT resilience plan. Exercising a plan is about validating processes, people, and coordination and not about a single product.

To confirm the plan remains current and aligned with business procedures is a valid outcome of exercises but it is incomplete on its own. Choosing only that outcome misses other goals such as verifying technical recovery and team coordination.

To verify that recovery processes will restore systems effectively is also a valid outcome but it is not the whole reason to perform routine exercises. Effective resilience exercises also check documentation, communications, and alignment with business priorities in addition to technical restoration.

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