Developing an Effective Disaster & Recovery Plan
Overview:
A Disaster Recovery Plan, or more commonly known as a Business Contingency Plan, is becoming an integral part of company operations. The unpredictable calamities combined with the advent of complex information and communication technology creates a higher risk that even minor problems could disrupt the entire performance of the business.
Presently, there are many companies that are unprepared and at risk should a calamity occur. Companies must focus on prevention rather than waiting for disaster to happen as it costs far less in terms of capital and goodwill to prevent a disaster rather than cleaning up after it. Recovery plans will vary considerably from one business to another. Our panel of experts and thought leaders will help you to develop efficient and cost effective approaches to disaster recovery.
Key topics covered:
- Evaluating risk factors
- Determining the budget
- Key considerations in drafting contingency measures
- Development of the plan
- Training of personnel
- Testing of equipment
- Implementation
- Maintenance
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Agenda:
Internal Revenue Service
- Risk Management: Qualitative vs. Quantitative assessments (or how do you get Accounting & Finance to "buy in" to your model)
- Disaster Recovery from a Federal/State/Local/Tribal compliance point of view
- The costs of: compliance; certification and accreditation; and test, exercise, and evaluation
DRI International
- The process of certification for organizations
- The value of certification for organizations
- The risks of certification for organizations
- What to do now.
Deloitte & Touche LLP
- Focus on Value Protection and Risk Intelligence – Indentifying value drivers in the organization and the risks associated with those processes (ERM and BCM)
- Focus on Prevention – Incorporating proactive measure using physical security, information security and tools to indentify and implement protection mechanisms into your BCM program including linking Incident Management with BCM
- Focus Efforts on Consequences – Using a critical processes asset based approach (BETH3 TAP) for modular preparations and planning to respond to the moderate events as well as the major ones
Landis & Co.
- Preparedness begins with the Private Sector; it is not a Government issue
- Lessons learned from 9-11 in Evacuation, Communication and Business Continuity remain relevant
- Progress on Corporate Preparedness requires business case to encourage implementation beginning with CEO leadership
- ISO on Societal Security coming soon that will support US Prep -- A DHS program to certify private sector preparedness
Who Should Attend:
- Presidents
- Vice Presidents
- CEOs
- COOs
- CIOs
- Chief Security Officers
- Chief Risk Officers
- Business Unit Heads
- Directors and Managers of:
- Business Continuity & Disaster Recovery
- Risk Management
- Crisis Management
- Emergency Management / Contingency Planning
- Corporate Security
- Enterprise Planning
- Information Technology & Telecommunications
- Information & Data Processing
- Operations
- Human resources
- Strategy planning
- Communications and Corporate Affairs
Jim Byrom is currently serving as the Program Management Officer for the deployment of the eBRP Toolkit Suite within the …
Al is a CBCP, a NFPA committee member, a member of the ASIS BCP technical committee, a member of the …
David Sarabacha, principal, Deloitte & Touche LLP, is a leading security and privacy practitioner for business continuity management (BCM). David …
Has worked in many prominent positions within financial services, government and humanitarian agencies globally. Acknowledged for contributions to national and …
Course Level:
Intermediate
Advance Preparation:
Print and review course materials
Method of Presentation:
On-demand Webcast (CLE)
Prerequisite:
NONE
Course Code:
104031
Total Credits:
2.0 CLE
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SPEAKERS' FIRMS:
Internal Revenue Service
Landis & Co.
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