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Subject - Proposing a disaster recovery and business continuity plan in context ( Make your response an original one. Don't copy content from the internet, a plagiarism check applies and your work is invalid if copied. )

PURPOSE

Organizations constantly face a broad variety of threats that can impact their ability to function. These threats can include natural and man-made events. Without a Disaster Recovery and Business Continuity Plan in place, organizations can face dire consequences. You are required to develop a Disaster Recovery and Business Continuity Plan for a small organization.

Instruction

There is a need to set forth a Business Continuity and Disaster Recovery Plan You can create a notional organization or reference a real-world small organization. All information in the plan should be based on notional information (please do not include real names or other private/sensitive information). For the risk assessment and business impact analysis (BIA), you can provide theoretical/speculative results. It is important that the remainder of the plan aligns with the information derived from the risk assessment and BIA results.

NOte - YOu are not required to provide definitions. YOu are required to provide a small disaster recovery and business continuity plan for a notional organization or real world example including the sections provided below

The combined Business Continuity and Business Continuity Plan at a minimum should include the following components:

• Business Continuity Plan
  • Contact information
  • Plan objectives
  • Risk assessment results
  • Business impact analysis (BIA) results
  • Risk mitigation and prevention steps
  • Response steps
  • Contingencies (remote locations for employees)
  • Communications plan
• Disaster Recovery Plan
  • Recovery technologies
  • Recovery time objectives (RTOs)
  • Recovery point objectives (RPOs)
  • Emergency and recovery plan
  • Personnel plan
  • Communications plan
  • Vendors, suppliers, and third parties
  • Contractors
• Other
  • Training plan
  • Testing plan
  • Auditing plan
  • Maintenance plan

Note: No specific format is required, but you should leverage a template that covers the required components. An Internet search will result in multiple examples of Disaster Recovery and Business Continuity plans, as well as blank templates that can be used.

References

You may use the following references as a starting point

This first book (Starred ) book will help you as a bookmark to set forth your work

******Snedaker, Susan, and Chris Rima. 2014.Business Continuity and Disaster Recovery Planning for IT Professionals. 2nd ed. Waltham, Massachusetts: Elsevier.

Bronack, Thomas. 2008. "Business Continuity Plan Components and Sequencing Description."Data Center Assistance Group,August 20, 2008. http://www.dcag.com/images/Business_Continuity_Plan_Overview.pdf.

Bronack, Thomas. ND. "Business Continuity and Disaster Recovery Job Descriptions"Data Center Assistance Group,ND. http://www.dcag.com/images/Business_Continuity_Plan_Overview.pdf.

Council on Fountains. ND. "Disaster Preparedness and Recovery Plan Version 1.1." Council on Fountains, ND. https://www.cof.org/sites/default/files/documents/files/DisasterandRecoveryPlan.pdf.

Databarracks. 2017. "How to write a business continuity plan." Produced by Databarracks.Youtube. November 2, 2017. Video, 30:28. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vzLLFfXP8jI.

IDG Tech Talk. 2018. "8 ingredients of an effective disaster recovery plan." Produced by IDG Tech Talk. December 12, 2018. Video, 1:58. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kexDuWpGmzw.

Note

Make your response as genuine and original as possible.plagarism check applies and your work is invalid if copied Don't just copy any content on the internet Make it a mixture of your insights and proper citation of your references. Watch out for any grammar errors. Build your ideas and sentences concisely. Section your answers so it is easy to follow. Include your references

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