Business Continuity and Service Restoration
The business continuity planning is the identification of potential external and internal threats that can lead to the disruption of the business process, which can lead to a loss of business infrastructures. In other words, the business continuity plan is the response of hazard that threats an organizational business process. The disruption of business operations can be predictable or unpredictable. However, the power outage and the minor network failures are minor problems that can disrupt business operations. However, a real disaster that can disrupt business activities is cyber attacks, flood, and theft of sensitive data. Business organizations can suffer unanticipated losses because of natural disasters, however, the goal of business continuity plan is to assist in recovery in the critical business process.
In the contemporary business environment, disasters are inevitable, and vary in magnitude and types. Disasters are defined as the abrupt destruction of business operations through natural disasters. To minimize the business loss, a business organization needs to develop a disaster recovery plan to enhance the business continuity. Natural disasters are the major adverse events that emanate from natural occurrences such as hurricanes, flood, volcanic eruptions, and tornadoes. Typically, natural disasters can lead to loss of revenues and halt business operations. Thus, a disaster is an event that can make business operations unusable and inoperable. The goal of disaster recovery or business continuity planning...
The business continuity plan involves identification of internal and external threats and provides the strategy to recover the business operations to enhance organizations business efficiency. The goal of business continuity plan is to recover the business activity in the face of outrage to recover business activities. Thus, the business activity assists organizations to minimize business loss, recover the business operations as well as replace or repair the damaged components or facilities as soon as possible.
Objective
The objectives of this business continuity plan are to design the recovery plan is to recover critical business functions in the event of natural disaster or man-made disaster.
Scope
The business continuity will be limited to recovery of the business IT facilities of the organization. The plan includes all procedures to achieve the business continuity to prevent a stop of the business operations. The scope of the plan focuses on the recovery of the business operations from localized disasters that include man-made or natural disasters. However, the scope of the plan will focus on the localized disasters such as flood and fires. The scope of the plan is not cover the major national or regional disasters such as war, earthquake, and nuclear holocaust.
Assumptions
The following assumptions are to be implemented to achieve business continuity:
• There will be a backup of critical data between 5 and…
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