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Business Impact Analysis (BIA)
Identify and prioritize critical business functions
Determine maximum tolerable downtime (MTD)
Assess exposure to outages (local, regional, global)
Define recovery objectives
Recovery Strategy
Implement backup storage strategy (offsite, electronic vaulting, tape rotation)
Recovery site strategies
Disaster Recovery Process
Response
Personnel
Communications
Assessment
Restoration
Provide Training
Roles - Senior Management
(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
Roles - Senior Functional management
Develop and Test
Identify critical systems
Roles - BCP commitee
** Must include someone from ALL business units including senior management
Execute the BIA
Roles - BCP teams
Rescue
Recovery
Salvage
Rescue
employee safety and evacuation
"crashing" the server room

BCP team is the responsible party
Recovery
get the alternate facility up and running

BCP team is the responsible party
Salvage
The return of operations to the original or permanent facility

BCP team is the responsible party
Continuity of operations plan (COOP)
Provide procedures and capabilities for essential, (mission critical) system and strategic functions at an alternate site for up to 30 days
Liability
Executive held liable under several laws and regulations to ensure BCP and DRP are developed and put into place
BCP order of process
Project initiation
Business Impact Analysis
Risk Analysis
Risk Mitigation - being proactive (preventative)
Implementation
Testing <---> Maintenance
Disaster Recovery Plan
Provide detailed procedures to facilitate recovery of capabilities at an alternate site

often IT focused
Occupant Emergency Plan (OEP)
provide coordinated procedures for minimizing loss of life or injury and protecting property damage
BCP depends most upon what?
BIA
RPO - Recovery Point Objective
maximum sustainable data loss based on backup schedules and data needs
MTD - Maximum Tolerable Downtime
maximum time a business can tolerate the absence of services
RTO - Recovery Time Objective
duration of time required to bring critical systems back online (NOT data)
WRT - Work Recovery Time
The duration of time needed to recover lost data and to complete manual data that occurred during outage.

Not UP until WRT is completed
MTBF
Mean time between failures
MTTR
Mean time to Repair (Replace)
MOR
Minimum Operating requirements
System rating system - Category 1
Mission Critical 0-12 hours
System rating system - Category 2
Vital 13-24 hours
System rating system - Category 3
Important - 1-3 days
System rating system - Category 4`
Minor - more than 3 days
Results of the BIA
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
RACI
Responsible
Accountable
Consulted
Informed
# 1 Priority of Disaster Recovery
Safety of People

People come first (even before data :-) )
Secondary priority of Disaster Recovery
Protect the company as a whole
minimize property damage
Phases following a disruption
1. Notification/Activation
2. Recovery (Failover)
3. Reconstitution
Notification/Activation Phase
Notifying recovery personnel
performing an damage assessment
Recovery (failover)
actions take by the recovery team to restore IT operations at an alternate site or using contingency capabilities
Reconstitution (failback)
Outlines actions taken to return the system to normal operating conditions at the original site
Subscription Services
Hot, warm and cold sites
Reciprocal Agreement
Two different companies agreeing to use each other's site in the event of a disaster at one's site.

Not very common
Redundant/Mirrored
These sites considered "owned" by the company
Redundant/Mirrored Site
Occupancy within 24 hours
Fully redundant in every way
Highest cost
"owned" by the company
Hot Site
Occupancy within 24 hours
Fully configured equipment and communication
Needs most recent data
Higher costs
Rolling Hot Site
Occupancy within 24 hours
Fully configured equipment and communication but data center operations only
** Mission Critical Only **
High costs
Warm site
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
Cold site
Occupancy within 30 days
Typically contains basic electrical, hvac
No equipment
No communication links
Lowest cost
Disk Shadowing
Mirroring technology
Vaulting
Backup is batched and batched to offsite facility
daily, weekly,nightly
Remote journaling
only the transaction log to a remote location
Reconstitution or resumption
Getting everything up and running back at the primary site

Salvage team is responsible
Rescue Team responsibility
get people to safety
Recovery team responsibility
prepare offsite facility and move to it
Salvage team responsibility
Bring primary site back online
They give the "green light"
Returning to primary site
bring least critical departments first
DRP Testing
at least once a year

(or after a major change including the contingency plan)
Checklist test
proofreading the plan
functional managers
Structure Walk Through (table top) test
representatives from each dept go over the plan
Simulation Test
go thru a disaster scenario

continues up to the actual relocation
Parallel Test
systems moved to alternate site and processes

going to disrupt some processes
Full-Interruption Test
Original site shut down
all processing moved to offsite