Amnswer:
Exposure of kids to unwanted pages, poor power system and refusal to backup works are some of the risk analysts
Step-by-step explanation:
RISK ANALYSIS
1. Kids access to unwanted pages and sites if online are a big risk to private information and exposure to threat from hackers and information scammers
2. Poor power system results in an abrupt shutdown of system which is not encouraged. This is commonly responsible for system breakdown and other malfunctioning of the system
3. Lack of backup structure when not put in place are a very good avenue to home network risk which could have a very harmful effect to the home network activities.
DISASTER RECOVERY PLANS
1. Establish a system recovery and restore plans that could help you roll back actions when there is a system error that prevents the network from booting or starting up.
2. Establish a system restriction plan on your home network when kids and children are involved in it usage else vital information and configurations could be hampered. Focus in this context should also be geared towards website control system and constant system monitoring structure.
3. Power backup plans must include setting up a steady power source which should serve as alternatives to inconsistent power outage, irregular power supply and possible related issues. Such power structure should be able to mitigate for any network activities that requires a long time to backup
4. Other home network activities that requires consistent and constant backup should be done through external storage devices and through on line drives in order to ensure that document are not lost when emergency breakdown occurs.
SYSTEM ANTIVIRUS AND ANTI SPYWARES
From research some of the most used antivirus with spyware's features that has been largely used both online band offline include;
1. The Norton 360
2. Norton security
3. Avast
4. Avira ad lots more.