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Business Impact Analysis (BIA)
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Identify and prioritize critical business functions
Determine maximum tolerable downtime (MTD) Assess exposure to outages (local, regional, global) Define recovery objectives |
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Recovery Strategy
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Implement backup storage strategy (offsite, electronic vaulting, tape rotation)
Recovery site strategies |
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Disaster Recovery Process
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Response
Personnel Communications Assessment Restoration Provide Training |
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Roles - Senior Management
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(responsible for just about everything)
Final plan approval Setting the BCP Prioritizing critical business functions Allocating resources Oversight Directing and review results Ensuring maintenance of the plan |
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Roles - Senior Functional management
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Develop and Test
Identify critical systems |
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Roles - BCP commitee
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** Must include someone from ALL business units including senior management
Execute the BIA |
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Roles - BCP teams
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Rescue
Recovery Salvage |
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Rescue
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employee safety and evacuation
"crashing" the server room BCP team is the responsible party |
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Recovery
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get the alternate facility up and running
BCP team is the responsible party |
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Salvage
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The return of operations to the original or permanent facility
BCP team is the responsible party |
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Continuity of operations plan (COOP)
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Provide procedures and capabilities for essential, (mission critical) system and strategic functions at an alternate site for up to 30 days
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Liability
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Executive held liable under several laws and regulations to ensure BCP and DRP are developed and put into place
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BCP order of process
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Project initiation
Business Impact Analysis Risk Analysis Risk Mitigation - being proactive (preventative) Implementation Testing <---> Maintenance |
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Disaster Recovery Plan
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Provide detailed procedures to facilitate recovery of capabilities at an alternate site
often IT focused |
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Occupant Emergency Plan (OEP)
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provide coordinated procedures for minimizing loss of life or injury and protecting property damage
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BCP depends most upon what?
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BIA
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RPO - Recovery Point Objective
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maximum sustainable data loss based on backup schedules and data needs
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MTD - Maximum Tolerable Downtime
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maximum time a business can tolerate the absence of services
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RTO - Recovery Time Objective
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duration of time required to bring critical systems back online (NOT data)
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WRT - Work Recovery Time
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The duration of time needed to recover lost data and to complete manual data that occurred during outage.
Not UP until WRT is completed |
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MTBF
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Mean time between failures
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MTTR
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Mean time to Repair (Replace)
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MOR
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Minimum Operating requirements
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System rating system - Category 1
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Mission Critical 0-12 hours
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System rating system - Category 2
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Vital 13-24 hours
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System rating system - Category 3
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Important - 1-3 days
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System rating system - Category 4`
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Minor - more than 3 days
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Results of the BIA
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Identified Critical departments and resources
Identified threat and risks Impact company can handle with each risk Outage time that would not be critical Recovery alternatives |
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RACI
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Responsible
Accountable Consulted Informed |
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# 1 Priority of Disaster Recovery
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Safety of People
People come first (even before data :-) ) |
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Secondary priority of Disaster Recovery
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Protect the company as a whole
minimize property damage |
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Phases following a disruption
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1. Notification/Activation
2. Recovery (Failover) 3. Reconstitution |
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Notification/Activation Phase
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Notifying recovery personnel
performing an damage assessment |
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Recovery (failover)
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actions take by the recovery team to restore IT operations at an alternate site or using contingency capabilities
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Reconstitution (failback)
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Outlines actions taken to return the system to normal operating conditions at the original site
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Subscription Services
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Hot, warm and cold sites
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Reciprocal Agreement
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Two different companies agreeing to use each other's site in the event of a disaster at one's site.
Not very common |
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Redundant/Mirrored
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These sites considered "owned" by the company
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Redundant/Mirrored Site
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Occupancy within 24 hours
Fully redundant in every way Highest cost "owned" by the company |
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Hot Site
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Occupancy within 24 hours
Fully configured equipment and communication Needs most recent data Higher costs |
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Rolling Hot Site
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Occupancy within 24 hours
Fully configured equipment and communication but data center operations only ** Mission Critical Only ** High costs |
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Warm site
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Occupancy within a week
between hot and cold site. Partially configured equipment and does not contain any live data some activation activity needed Medium costs |
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Cold site
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Occupancy within 30 days
Typically contains basic electrical, hvac No equipment No communication links Lowest cost |
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Disk Shadowing
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Mirroring technology
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Vaulting
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Backup is batched and batched to offsite facility
daily, weekly,nightly |
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Remote journaling
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only the transaction log to a remote location
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Reconstitution or resumption
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Getting everything up and running back at the primary site
Salvage team is responsible |
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Rescue Team responsibility
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get people to safety
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Recovery team responsibility
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prepare offsite facility and move to it
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Salvage team responsibility
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Bring primary site back online
They give the "green light" |
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Returning to primary site
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bring least critical departments first
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DRP Testing
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at least once a year
(or after a major change including the contingency plan) |
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Checklist test
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proofreading the plan
functional managers |
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Structure Walk Through (table top) test
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representatives from each dept go over the plan
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Simulation Test
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go thru a disaster scenario
continues up to the actual relocation |
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Parallel Test
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systems moved to alternate site and processes
going to disrupt some processes |
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Full-Interruption Test
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Original site shut down
all processing moved to offsite |