Description
This seminar offers you the steps and best practices for carrying out an IT backup and business continuity project in accordance with standards (ISO 7001/27002, BS25999, ITIL V3, etc.). From risk analysis and plan design to testing and the crisis unit.
Who is this training for ?
For whom ?Continuity Managers, Risk Managers or CISO. IT directors or managers, security correspondents, MOA and MOE project managers, internal or external auditors, consultants.
Prerequisites
Training objectives
Training program
- Why manage continuity
- The evolution of companies and their strategy.
- The strategic importance of information.
- The challenges for the company of a strategy of continuity: laws and regulations, norms and standards.
- Definitions and concepts
- Define the continuity strategy.
- The differences between business continuity plan (BCP), IT backup plan (DRP), recovery plan.
- Safety reminders: DICP criteria and the 11 ISO themes.
- The continuity roadmap.
- The project and its management
- Reminders on project management.
- The phases of a continuity plan project.
- The particularities of the continuity plan project.
- Risk analysis
- The components of risk.
- The principles of the different methods.
- The other standards (COBIT, ISO.
- ).
- The notion of an uncertainty matrix.
- Risk analysis for the continuity plan.
- Identifying critical activities
- Determine the critical activities (BIA) of a company.
- The fundamental parameters of impact analysis.
- The notion of Service Delivery Objectives.
- Means for designing devices
- The elements and the budget to develop the scenarios.
- The different fallback sites (hot, warm, cold sites, reciprocal agreement.
- ) internally or outsourced.
- Decision criteria.
- Continuity plans
- The construction of procedures.
- Rescue teams: constitution, roles.
- An example of an outline of an emergency plan.
- Escalation procedures and crisis unit
- The management of escalation in phase with the RTO.
- The constitution of the crisis unit.
- The principles of triggering the emergency plan.
- Business continuity as an ITIL process.
- The importance of maintaining the plan in operational condition on a daily basis: the PDCA life cycle.
- The continuity process and other processes.