1. Business Continuity and Disaster Recovery Planning

2. 2 Domain Objectives Business Continuity Planning (BCP) and Disaster Recovery Planning (DRP) prepare for Adverse Events through: Response Programs focused on preserving life and business Recovery Plans to resume interrupted critical business operations Restoration Activities to return to normal operations

3. 3 Information Security TRIAD Availability Confidentiality Integrity Information Security

4. 4 Domain Agenda Project Scope Development and Planning Business Impact Analysis (BIA) and Functional Requirements Business Continuity and Recovery Strategy Plan Design and Development Implementation Restoration Feedback and Plan Management

5. 5 Important Elements in this Step (Agenda) Management’s Commitment to the Project Agree upon resources and produce a project plan Analyze business and link BCP to organization’s mission

6. 6 Business Organization Analysis BC Steering Committee Policy scope and authorization Mandates Current & future organization Inter-operational dependencies External dependencies

7. 7 Resource Requirements Appraise budget Coordinate Personnel Availability Identify Key Personnel and Alternates

8. 8 Resource Requirements Select BC Tools Evaluate Project Management Tools Consider Vendor Resources

9. 9 Domain Agenda Project scope development and planning Business Impact Analysis (BIA) and Functional Requirements Business Continuity and Recovery Strategy Plan Design and Development Implementation Restoration Feedback and Plan Management

10. 10 Business Impact Analysis Business Impact Analysis (BIA) Develop BIA Format Evaluate Potential Impact if interrupted Prioritize Business Functions

11. 11 Important Elements in this Step (Agenda) Analysis of the Business Identification of Critical Business Processes Topics: Threat Analysis Emergency Assessment Critical Business Functions 3rd party and Networked Relationships

12. 12 Threat Analysis Potential Risk Factors Man-made IT Natural Supply Chain Utility Failures Loss of Key Personnel

13. 13 Emergency Assessment Affected Areas Triage and Escalation Procedures Notification and Alerting Procedures Safety and Security Provisions

14. 14 Critical Business Functions Critical Function Characteristics Time Sensitivity Data Integrity Classification

15. 15 Critical Business Functions Identification of Critical Business Functions Operational Impact Financial Impact Reputation or Public Image Impact Dependencies

16. 16 Third Party and Networked Relationships Downstream Liabilities Identify Potentially Impacted Organizations Establish Compliance Requirements

17. 17 Third Party and Networked Relationships Upstream Impacts Identify 3rd Party Relationships with Impact Potential Enforce Service Level Agreements (SLAs)

18. 18 Domain Agenda Project scope development and planning Business Impact Analysis (BIA) and Functional Requirements Business Continuity and Recovery Strategy Plan Design and Development Implementation Restoration Feedback and Plan Management

19. 19 Business Unit Priorities Meet identified business unit priorities Critical Processes Infrastructure Communications

20. 20 Business Unit Priorities Recovery Time Objective Recovery Point Objective Cost/Benefit Analysis

21. 21 Recovery Alternatives AlternativeDescriptionReadinessCost Multiple processing / mirrored site Fully redundant identical equipment & data Highest level of availability & readiness Highest Mobile site/Trailer Designed, self- contained IT & communications Variable drive time; load data & test systems High Hot site Fully provisioned IT & office, HVAC, infrastructure, & communications Short time to load data, test systems. May be yours or vendor staff High Warm site Partially IT equipped, some office, data & voice, infrastructure Days or weeks. Need equipment, data, communications Moderate Cold site Minimal infrastructure, HVAC Weeks or more. Need all IT, office equipment, & communications Lowest

22. 22 Processing Agreements AgreementDescriptionConsiderations Reciprocal or Mutual Aid Two or more organizations agree to recover critical operations for each other. Technology upgrades/ obsolescence or business growth. Security and access by partner users. Contingency Alternate arrangements if primary provider is interrupted, i.e., voice or data communications. Providers may share paths or lease from each other. Question them. Service Bureau Agreement with application service provider to process critical business function. Evaluate their loading, geography and ask about backup mode.

23. 23 Backup Strategies Replication Distributed Processing Electronic Vaulting

24. 24 Backup Strategies Remote Journaling Media Archives Storage Area Network

25. 25 Backup Locations and Storage Criteria On-Site Near-Site Off-Site Storage for additional documentation and supplies

26. 26 Resilience Strategies Site resilience IT resilience Organizational Resilience

27. 27 Domain Agenda Project scope development and planning Business Impact Analysis (BIA) and Functional Requirements Business Continuity and Recovery Strategy Plan Design and Development Implementation Restoration Feedback and Plan Management

28. 28 Emergency Response Procedures Topics Event Reporting Life, Health, Safety Damage Assessment Triage and Escalation Disaster Declaration Alerting, Activation and Notification Reporting, Communication

29. 29 Personnel Notification Executive Succession Planning Executive Crisis Management Role BC Coordinator and Teams Notification Lists Public Relations

30. 30 Backups and Offsite Storage Backup and offsite storage Inventory Facility Accessibility Facility Resilience

31. 31 Communications Emergency Communication Systems Business Communication Systems Networks

32. 32 Alternate Site Considerations Utilities Communications Environmental Protections Space Critical IT and Communications

33. 33 Logistics and Supplies Personnel and Materials Transportation Alternate Site Workspace Personnel Support and Welfare Remote Worker Environment Activation Emergency Funds Access

34. 34 Logistics and Supplies Additional Contingencies Family Responsibilities Fraud and Looting Safety and Legal Issues Escalated Management Authority

35. 35 Documentation Business Continuity Plan Business Continuity Plan BC/DR Plans Activity and Status Reports Issue Identification and Resolution Reports Checklists Recovery Deactivation Plans

36. 36 Business Continuity and Resumption Planning Risk Avoidance and Mitigation Planning Emergency Business Recovery Procedures Contracts for Emergency Vendor Services

37. 37 Domain Agenda Project scope development and planning Business Impact Analysis (BIA) and Functional Requirements Business Continuity and Recovery Strategy Plan Design and Development Implementation Restoration Feedback and Plan Management

38. 38 Training Audience Key education expectation Example Methods All personnel Awareness of select emergency response Signage, videos or computer based training, drills Operations Backup procedures and transmittal/recall from offsite storage Emergency response procedures Drills, simulations, exercises Recovery Team Recovery procedures Drills, simulations, exercises, parallel tests EOC Teams Training on EOC procedures & criteria Workshops, simulations, exercises, parallel tests

39. 39 Testing Purpose Measure Plan Effectiveness Assess Personnel Readiness and increase their Familiarity

40. 40 Test Plans Explicit test objectives and success criteria Test Details Schedule Post-test Review

41. 41 Types of Tests TypePurposeParticipants Checklist or Desk Check Review contents BC Coordinator, authors and independent parties Structured Walk-through Reviewed more thoroughly with interaction BC Coordinator, authors and team leaders Simulations Check plan integration Personnel have mock event roles and observers Parallel Testing Measure recovery against non- interrupted operations All recovery teams and recovery site staff and observers Full Interruption Most complete metric. Rely on plan All recovery teams and recovery site staff and observers

42. 42 Testing Follow-up Deficiencies Plan Assessment Scheduled Test Program

43. 43 Recovery Procedures Local Recovery Procedures Alternate Site Migration Prioritization Validation Transfer and Recovery Certification and Accreditation

44. 44 Audit Assurance of effective BC and DR capability Measures compliance Ensure audit findings are addressed

45. 45 Domain Agenda Project scope development and planning Business Impact Analysis (BIA) and Functional Requirements Business Continuity and Recovery Strategy Plan Design and Development Implementation Restoration Feedback and Plan Management

46. 46 Restoration Restoration of Primary Location

47. 47 Procurement Support of Recovery Activities Consolidation of Acquisitions and Disposition Reporting of Restoration Costs

48. 48 Reversal Procedures Business Process Recovery Point Journal and Process Synchronization Data Recovery

49. 49 Relocation to Primary Site Restoration Order and Prioritization End of Disaster Declaration

50. 50 Domain Agenda Project scope development and planning Business Impact Analysis (BIA) and Functional Requirements Business Continuity and Recovery Strategy Plan Design and Development Implementation Restoration Feedback and Plan Management

51. 51 Post-recovery Reporting Identification or Remediation of Plan Gaps Lessons Learned Performance Metric Review

52. 52 Plan Review and Evolution Plan Review and Adjustment Training of Key Personnel

53. 53 Communication Plan Distribution Communication of Plan to Stakeholders

54. 54 Domain Summary A Business Continuity and Disaster Recovery Planning Project is a ongoing, continuous effort to ensure that the business is prepared to handle any type of disaster

55. 55 Domain Summary

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