• Email: Business Impact Analysis Results: Maximum Acceptable Outage o Wide Area Network consisting of over 250 file servers around the world. = 6.0 days = 30,000 o Network Infrastructure Systems Administration. = 4.5 days = 25,000 o Email. = 5.0 days = 30,000 o Wide Area Network: Cost of loss would be complete company bankruptcy without the wide area network there is no company. To mitigate the WAN; firewalls and IT personnel will maintain logs and constant redundancy so if one server goes down than the organization will have a backup and then update the new server to play catch up. Cost of loss would be 30,000 dollars in six days the maximum acceptable outage is one day. o Network Infrastructure Systems Administration: Cost of loss would be 25,000 dollars in four in a half days the maximum acceptable outage is one day. The mitigation plan for the NISA would be constant SP and correct configuration. o Email: Cost of loss would be 15,000 dollars in one in half days the maximum acceptable outage is one day. Mitigation to the risk is to keep backups in place if the E-mail server fails, the customers can’t complete their purchases.
• (DLIS) Business Continuity Plan: Purpose o To prepare (DLIS) and the employees in the event of extended service outages caused by factors beyond our control (e.g., natural disasters, man-made events), and to restore services to the widest extent possible in a minimum time frame. All (DLIS) sites are expected to implement preventive measures
event of a catastrophic disruption (fire) or disaster (hurricane) and a major IT or data center outage occurs
Let 's go back to daily backups for an example. If you back up at night at 6:00 p.m. and the server goes down the following day at 4:00 p.m., then you 've potentially lost 22 hours of data that was created during that day. If you have no ability to recreate that data, then the data is lost.
Do all critical employees understand their role should an outage/disaster occur? Are there third party vendors that need to be considered in the BIA? Is there an alternate site available, should the current building not survive? Is data stored at an off-site facility?
5. Of the three Systems/Application Domain risks, threats, and vulnerabilities identified, which one requires a disaster recovery plan and business continuity plan to maintain continued operations during a catastrophic outage? The mainframe or complete data loss. This should have an extensive DRP.
After the outage occurs, I would update the system. Next, outline the workflow that the staff will use to continue providing and documenting
Because Aircraft Solutions has valuable intellectual property, the cost of data loss can be astronomical. In fact, 17 percent of data loss incidents cannot be retrieved. It is worth noting that the value of the lost data varies widely depending on the incident and, most critically, on the amount of data lost. Should AS experience a data loss, it may take hundreds of man-hours over several weeks to recover and reconstruct. Such prolonged effort could cost a company thousands, even potentially millions, of dollars. Although it is difficult to precisely measure the intrinsic value of data, and the value of different types of data varies, several sources in the computer literature suggest that the value of 100 megabytes of data is valued at approximately $1 million, translating to $10,000 for each MB of lost data (Smith, 2003). The National Archives and Records report that 93% of companies that lost their data center for 10 days or more due to a disaster filed for bankruptcy within one year of the disaster. 50% of businesses that found themselves without data management
For example, the Sales and Marketing Division has a desktop computer for each of the account representatives. All of these computers are connected to a small local area network (LAN) that serves only the Sales and Marketing Division. The
GFI cannot afford system outages because its cash flow and financial systems heavily depend on the network stability. GFI has experienced DOS network attacks twice this year and its Oracle database and email servers had been down for a week. The recovery process required GFI to use $25,000 to restore its operations back to normal. GFI estimated the loss from these network attacks at more than $100,000 including lost customer confidence. GFI’s failure to incorporate proper firewall devices at Internet access points can be linked to DOS network attacks and Oracle database and email servers being down.
Of the three Systems/Application Domain risks, threats, and vulnerabilities identified, which one requires a disaster recovery plan and a business continuity plan to maintain continued operations during a catastrophic outage?
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DLIS has decided to upgrade the offsite facility with a five terabyte RAID 5 server that is capable of holding a copy of all data with live backups. In the event of a failure at headquarters operations will continue to proceed without any interruptions through an encrypted virtual private network.
Richman is considering buying insurance for each smartphone. Use the ALE to determine the usefulness of this safeguard. For example, Richman could purchase insurance for each device for $25 per year. The safeguard value is $25 X 1,000 devices, or $25,000. It is estimated that if the insurance is purchased, the ARO will decrease to 5. Should the company purchase the insurance?
As part of the first assignment, research and analysis of the downtime on a client’s primary network servers during the month of April must be done in order to further prepare a presentation to the company’s management.
As a consultant brought into an organization concerned about business continuity I would recommend to first perform a Risk Assessment Analysis and/or Business Impact Analysis (BIA). Conducting a business impact analysis will allow an organization to know the system or application’s downtime tolerance. The analysis will identify all systems and applications that can experience little to no downtime. Conducting risk assessment analysis will allow the organization to identify all the risks at the beginning and during the life of the organization, and grade the risks in terms of likelihood of occurring and seriousness of impact on the organization. Either analysis is an excellent tool and will result in the beginning creations of disaster recovery and business continuity planning. If using the BIA method a good first step is identifying the business’ most crucial systems and processes to assess what effect the outages will have on the business. All systems or applications should have a back-up location offsite to ensure business continuity. The higher the impact the more money a company should spend in order to quickly gain restoration of their business.
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