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    Business Continuity Implementation Planning Phase 5 Individual Project As the newest member of the network administration team for Online Goodies‚ an e-commerce company‚ we will describe how to implement the business continuity planning process that will include testing‚ process‚ and documentation maintenance of backup and recovery procedures for the company. Online Goodies network administration team will also describe the difference between risk analysis‚ business continuity planning‚ and

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    Risk Assessment is one of the key important steps while preparing a healthy Business Continuity and Disaster Recovery Plan. Why is it important? A comprehensive risk assessment exercise will help an organization to understand the wide-ranging threats it can be exposed to‚ the possible extent of damage and therefore the required steps for damage control. A healthy Risk Assessment helps to determine how each functional area of a business would be impacted in the event of a crisis (Manmade or

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    This paper is intended to give you basis principles of disaster recovery planning and understanding the process. The information presented is to help prepare you to respond to a disaster and restore normal operations afterward. There is a lot of information that goes into a disaster recovery plan‚ so we will discuss a few of the important steps that need to be approached. One of the first things a company should do is ask what types of requirements or pressures it faces when deciding how to prioritize

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    Business Continuity Planning‚ Backup‚ and Recovery An important strategy for organizations is to be prepared for any eventuality. A critical element in any security system is a business continuity plan‚ also known as a disaster recovery plan. Business continuity is the chain of events linking planning to protection and recovery. The purpose of the business continuity plan is to keep the business operating after a disaster occurs. The plan prepares for‚ reacts to‚ and recovers from events that

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    Disaster Recovery Planning Disaster recovery planning can best be defined as an organization’s procedures for continuing operations in the event of the destruction of program and data files‚ as well as processing capability. In the case of any disaster or incident that causes a stop in the continuing work‚ businesses must be prepared with a business continuity plan‚ or a way to resume the activities required to keep your organization running during a period of displacement or interruption

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    Introduction "Common natural disasters area a leading cause of data loss…" says Bud Stoddard‚ AmeriVault President and CEO. Events such as the 8.3 earthquake that struck Hokkaido Japan September 25‚ 2003‚ and the firestorm in San Diego just weeks ago are just two examples of how natural disasters are devastating millions of unprepared businesses around the world. These are not the only events that must be considered‚ however. The terrorist attacks against the US on 9/11/01 and the biggest blackout

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    Business Continuity and Disaster Recovery Planning Definition Disaster: is a natural or man-caused event that damages property and assets‚ injures or kills people‚ and impairs the ability for organizations to continue operating. Business Continuity Planning: is the set of activities required to ensure the continuation of critical business processes when a disaster occurs. Disaster Recovery Planning: is the set of activities concerned with the assessment‚ salvage‚ repair‚ and restoration of

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    Three post-Hurricane Katrina disaster planning lessons learned: have a prepared evacuation plan for the city‚ do not delay aid‚ and a lack of resources imposes greater difficulties of rebuilding. The mandatory evacuation call was late and not fully supported—many people did not have a way to leave the city‚ as many people were dependent on public transportation. Could have neighboring buses come in earlier and brought people to safety? I think the Mayor later got criticized for not using school buses

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    Assignment 1: Report – Continuity Planning Overview Clarissa Ensley Instructor: Shaun L. Gray CIS 359: Disaster Recovery Management July 13‚ 2014 Business continuity planning and disaster recovery capability will become compulsory for all healthcare business for the first time in the United States healthcare industry. The health insurance portability and accountability act (HIPAA) that was passed by the United States congress in 1996 has a part of its phased implementation "Security

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    Introduction Risks can have a classification system. This system classifies risks in relation to their locus of action. That is the organisational level at which the risk will have the most impact. Project Risks: are those risks within the project boundary that could affect the delivery of the business outcome that the project is set up to deliver. In other words‚ those that could affect the delivery of the project’s objectives. Business Risks: on the other hand are those risks that affect the

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