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Module 1
Initiation and Project Management
Disaster Recovery
Business Continuity
What
is a Disaster?
Disaster Recovery
Goals
Who is
responsible for BC/DR?
Purpose of DR/BC Program
Resistance to Change
DR/BC
Project Management
DR/BC
Planning Model
Project Initiation Phase
Functional Requirements Phase
Change
Control
Recommended Structure
Team
Overview in Project Plan
Typical functional areas to consider
Chapter Review
Module 2
Risk Evaluation & Control
Risk
Analysis Activities
Threats to Business Process
Disaster Categories
Technical Disaster Scenarios
Human
Disaster Scenarios
Other
Human Disaster Scenarios
Threats
Downtime
Risk
Analysis Terminology
Risk
management
Risk
Analysis Activities
Exposure Inventory
Business Process Inventory
Business Process Documentation
Important Areas to Watch
Potential Impact on Operations
Statement of Risk
ALE
Annualized Loss Expenditure or Expectancy
Annualized Loss Exposure
Statement of Risk
Risk
Control Definition
Identifying Existing Controls
Physical Controls
Risk
Analysis
Risk
Assessment Report
Compiling a Risk Assessment Report
Chapter Review
Module 3
Business Impact Analysis BIA
Business Impact Analysis Terminology
Objectives of Business Impact Analysis
Recovery Time Objective RTO
BIA
Phases
BIA
Project Planning
BIA
Tools
More
on BIA
BIA
Analysis Details
BIA
Notes
on Data Collection
Notes
on Data Analysis
Data
Analysis
Where
does BIA fit into the Process
Chapter Review
Module 4
Developing Strategies
Business Continuity Program
Strategy Process
Developing DR/BC Strategies
DR/BC
Specifics
Selecting Off-Site Storage and Alternate Recovery Site(s)
Off-Site Storage
Selecting Vendors for DR/BC Services
Evaluating Vendors of DR/BC Resources
Identifying Recovery Strategies for Functional Areas
More
on Recovery Strategies
Telecommunications Strategies
Assessing Strategies from BIA
Cost/Benefit Analysis
More
Continuity Strategies
Consolidating Continuity Strategies Across the Enterprise
Consolidating Continuity and Recovery Strategies Across the
Enterprise
Hardware Backup Alternatives
Continuity Strategy - Hardware Backup Alternatives
Critical Factors
Continuity Strategy
Continuity Strategy - Software Backup Alternatives
Software Backup Alternatives
Data
Backup Alternatives
Telecom & Network Alternatives
Business Continuity
Continuity Strategy - Insurance
Evaluate Insurance Terms
Chapter Review
Module 5
Emergency Preparedness and Response
Purpose of Emergency Response Procedures
Emergency Response
Emergency Response Components
Develop ER Procedures
Command and Control
ER
Sources for Assistance
Chapter Review |
Module 6
BC Plan Development and Implementation
DR/BC
Involves
Planning Considerations
Planning Methodology
Scope
of Project Plan
Planning Assumptions
Planning Responsibilities
Plan
Should Include Key Disaster Scenarios
Work
Plans & Schedules
Requirements for Plan Elements
Build
Team
Recovery Restoration Teams
Steps
: Execution Strategy
Plan
Development Phase
Design
& Development Phase
Organizational Tools
Organizational Tasks
Media
Control
Personnel Mobilization
General Employee Information
Business Continuity Designates
Implementation of Planning Process
Responsibility for Developing Procedures
Procedures
Automating DR/BC Documentation Process
DR/BC
Plan Sample Outline
Up
Front Information
Chapter Review
Module 7
Elements of Awareness & Training Programs
Audience Types
Awareness
Awareness Programs
Training Programs
Why
Plan Exercises are Important
Testing & Drills
Testing Types
Establishing Exercise Programs
Review
Various Types of Tests
Plan
Testing Guidelines
Evaluation Exercises
Audit
your Plan
Chapter Review
Module 8
Maintenance Policies
Maintenance
Maintenance & Schedule Budgets
Software Tools for Maintenance
Input
Criteria for Plan Maintenance
Plan
Distribution & Security
Chapter Review
Module 9
Crisis Communications
Escalation Procedures
Escalation & Activation Procedures
Disaster Declaration Procedures
Public
Relations/Spokesperson Role
Typical Audiences
Audience Messages
Sources of Information
Incident Command Centre (ICC)
ICC
Chain of Command
ICC
Organisation
Be
Prepared to Work with Public Authorities
Executing the Plan
Chapter Review
Module 10
Cyber Attacks
Computer Crime & Cyberattacks
Cyberattack Scenarios
Northeast Cyberattack Scenario
Economic Impact of Malicious Code Attacks
Including Cyberattacks in Definitions of Terrorism
Domestic and International Terrorism
Department of Homeland Security Key Assets
Cyberspace Security Strategies
Expectations of Cyberattacks
Information Warfare
Considerations for Developing Information Warfare Procedures
Protection Against Cyberattacks
How
Computer Systems are Attacked
Types
of Computer Attacks
Developing Procedure in the wake of a Security Breach
Procedures to Follow After an Attack
Developing Procedures to Determine economic Losses
Developing Procedures to Ease IT Recovery
Types
of Systems and Networks
Recovery of Small Computer Systems
Recovery of Large Computer Systems
Network Recovery
Establishing a Computer Incident Response Team
Important Points
Chapter Review
Module 11
Pandemics
Quick
Facts
Pandemics
Planning Issues per Stage
Stage
4 Communications
HR
Policies
Stage
3 HR Travel Policies
Stage
3 Government Relations
Stage
3 Physical Resources
Pandemics
Chapter Review
Course
Closure |
