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Business Continuity Management and Disaster Recovery Planning

Business Continuity Management / Disaster Recovery Planning 

Business continuity management is the development, monitoring, and updating of the process by which organizations plan for continuity of their business in the event of business information resources through theft, virus/malware infestation, weather damage, accidents, or other malicious destruction. Disaster recovery includes business continuation, contingency planning, and disk recovery technologies and processes.

 

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GTAG 10 Business Continuity Management

Guide :  The Institute of Internal Auditors (IIA) has produced its tenth Global Technology Audit Guide (GTAG) on Business Continuity Planning. GTAG 10 defines business continuity management (BCM), discusses business risk, and includes a detailed discussion of BCM program requirements.
Published on January 13, 2012

Disaster Response What to Do FirstA Checklist for CFOs and Controllers

Checklist :  This checklist helps walk the finance executive through disaster response in a series of phases, outlining issues that need to be addressed to understand damage and minimize ongoing risks.
Published on October 21, 2010

Disaster Recovery Planning and Business Continuity Management Content Suite

Report :  The development and testing of an organization's Disaster Recovery Plan is a necessary action to enable a business to restore their technology infrastructure after a disaster or failure. Preparedness also includes preparing a Business Continuity Plan that identifies potential threats to an organization and the impact those threats may have
Published on September 25, 2010

Understanding Business Continuity Management and Disaster Recovery Planning

Overview :  This paper is meant to provide an introduction to and a broad overview of the intertwined subjects of Business Continuity Management and Disaster Recovery Planning, commonly abbreviated BCM and DRP. As such, this material is probably most useful to those with little or no familiarity with these topics.
Published on September 25, 2010

Business Continuity Management / Disaster Recovery Planning

Article :  Business Continuity Management is a comprehensive management process that identifies potential threats to an organization and the impact those threats may have on business operations. Disaster Recovery Planning is the development and testing of a plan to restore an organizations' technology infrastructure after a disaster or failure.
Published on May 04, 2010

Disaster Recovery Response Checklist

Checklist :  When a company faces a disaster, whether it is a local or regional situation, it must address a variety of issues in a timely manner. These checklists help walk the finance executive through disaster response in a series of phases, outlining issues that need to be addressed to understand damage
Published on April 30, 2010

Disaster and Business Continuity Planning

Article :  The only thing we can do is to plan. This article provides an overview of the steps an organization should follow to prepare a disaster recovery plan.
Published on March 24, 2010

GTAG 10 - Business Continuity Management

Guide :  Information helping CAEs understand the Business Continuity Management (BCM) program, risks, and controls and preparing them with information for executive & board-level discussion. Includes disaster recovery planning.
Published on July 01, 2008

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Quick and Easy Business Continuity Plan for Your Small Business: Step-by-Step Template with Sample Plans on CD

Do you need to develop a basic disaster preparedness plan, but have no idea where to start? This fill-in-the blanks template helps you quickly put a plan in place that protects your people, IT systems, records, equipment, and furniture from natural disasters and a variety of business disruptions.

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