Explanation

Time sensitivity and mission criticality in conjunction with budgetary limitations, level of threat and degree of risk will be major factors in the development of recommended strategies
Reference:
http://csrc.nist.gov/groups/SMA/fasp/documents/contingency_planning/contingencyplantemplate.doc
Note:
All though not directly answering the question a little inference lead to this
"Priorities - It is extremely important to know what is critical versus nice to have... It is necessary to know which department must come online first, which second, and so on...It maybe more necessary to ensure that the database is up and running before working to bring the file server online." - Shon Harris All-in-one CISSP Certification Guide pg 604

The correct answer is Trap door. Answer view refers to a mechanism in a database system that restricts access to certain information within the database. The view implements the principle of least privilege.
Answer Open door is a distracter, and answer Data diode refers to a mechanism usually in multilevel security systems that limits the flow of classified information to one direction.

Individual participation is the practice that applies to a patient requesting their medical records from a web portal, according to the Code of Fair Information Practices. The Code of Fair Information Practices is a set of principles that govern the collection, use, and protection of personal information, and that aim to ensure the privacy and security of individuals. The Code of Fair Information Practices consists of five principles: collection limitation, data quality, purpose specification, use limitation, and individual participation. Individual participation is the principle that states that individuals should have the right to access, review, correct, or delete their personal information, and to consent or object to the collection, use, or disclosure of their personal information. In the context of a hospital, individual participation means that a patient should be able to request their medical records from a web portal, and to control how their medical records are used or shared by the hospital.

The SSID of the AP has very little value when it comes to security. In fact using descriptive names such as you company name would make you a more likely targe in some
cases.
The SSID is sent in clear text within the packets. It is not a security mechanism.
The following answer are incorrect answers:
All other choices would improve your AP security.