Checklist For Business Recovery



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Checklist For Business Recovery Completed By: Name: Company: Room: Street: City, State, Zip: Phone #: Business Recovery Plan for: Business Recovery Plan (BRP)--LEVEL 1 (Executive Awareness/Authority) 1. Has a Business Response Plan (BRP) been: a. Developed? b. Updated within the last 6 months? Business Recovery Plan (BRP)--LEVEL 2 (Plan Development and Documentation) 2. Has a classification (critical, important, marginal) been assigned to the Business Process/Function/Component that this Facility/Function supports? 3. Has a BRP been: a. Documented? b. Maintained? Business Recovery Plan (BRP)--LEVEL 2 (continued) 4. Does the BRP include the following sections: a. Identification? b. Incident Management? i. Responsible company officer?

ii. Personnel responsible for updates? c. Response? d. Recovery? e. Restoration? f. Plan Exercise? g. Plan Maintenance? h. Business Recovery Teams and Contact Information? 5. Does the BRP identify hardware and software critical to recover the Business and/or Functions? 6. Does the BRP identify necessary support equipment (forms, spare parts, office equipment, etc.) to recover the Business and/or Functions? 7. Does the BRP require an alternate site for recovery? a. Does the BRP provide for mail service to be forwarded to the alternate facility? b. Does the BRP provide for other vital support functions? 8. Are all critical or important data required to support the business being backed up? a. Are they being stored in a protected location (offsite)? 9. Do you conduct a walk-through exercise of your Plan at least annually? (This should include a full walk-through as well as "elements" of your plan (i.e. accounts payable, receivable, shipping and receiving, etc.) Business Recovery Plan (BRP)--LEVEL 2 (continued) 10. Does the walk-through element exercises have a prepared plan a. Description b. Scope c. Objective 11. Is a current copy of the BRP maintained off-site? 12. Do all users of the BRP have ready access to a current copy at all times? 13. Is there an audit trail of the changes made to the BRP? 14. Do all employees responsible for the execution of the BDRP receive ongoing training in Disaster Recovery and Emergency Management?

Business Recovery Plan (BRP) LEVEL 3 15. Has the business officer and management team approved the BRP? 16. Does the business owner maintain: a. The master copy of the BRP? b. An audit trail of the changes made to a BRP? 17. Do all aspects of physical and logical security at the alternate site conform with your current security procedures? 18. Are the physical and logical security at the alternate site at least as stringent as the security at the disaster location? 19. Have all employees and their alternates responsible for executing a manual work-around for a mechanized process been identified in the BRP and properly trained? 20. Has an independent observer documented the simulation exercise(s) noting all results, discrepancies, exposures, action items, and individual responsible, etc.? 21. Was a debriefing held within a reasonable period of time (typically two weeks) after the simulation exercise(s) to ensure all activities have been accurately recorded? Business Recovery Plan (BRP) LEVEL 3 (continued) 22. Did the exercise coordinator publish a simulation exercise(s) report within a reasonable period of time (typically three weeks) after the completion of the simulation exercise(s)? 23. Did the exercise report include: a. What worked properly as well as any deficiencies and recommendations for improvement? b. Responsibility and due date for the development of the Corrective Action Plan? 24. Was a Corrective Action Plan developed by the Exercise Team to address any deficiencies identified by the exercise? 25. Is there a retention plan for the Exercise Plans and Corrective Action Plans (minimum retention 3 years)?

26. Has a walk-through element exercise been performed at least quarterly? 27. Did each walk-through element exercise have a prepared plan a) Description b) Scope c) Objective 28. When there is a change in hardware, software, or a process that might impact the Business Recovery Plan, is the BRP reviewed and updated within 30 days of the changes: Sign-Off By Officer: by whom? Name: When? Date: 29. Based on the Joint Assessment has the Team determined that the BRP is effective? Business Recovery Plan (BRP)--LEVEL 4 30. Has the business officer and management team approved the BRP? 31. Does the business owner maintain: c. The master copy of the BRP? d. An audit trail of the changes made to a BRP? 32. Do all aspects of physical and logical security at the alternate site conform with your current security procedures? Business Recovery Plan (BRP)--LEVEL 4 (continued) 33. Are the physical and logical security at the alternate site at least as stringent as the security at the disaster location? 34. Have all employees and their alternates responsible for executing a manual work-around for a mechanized process been identified in the BRP and properly trained? 35. Has an independent observer documented the simulation exercise(s) noting all results, discrepancies, exposures, action items, and individual responsible, etc.?

36. Was a debriefing held within a reasonable period of time (typically two weeks) after the simulation exercise(s) to ensure all activities have been accurately recorded? 37. Did the exercise coordinator publish a simulation exercise(s) report within a reasonable period of time (typically three weeks) after the completion of the simulation exercise(s)? 38. Did the exercise report include: a. What worked properly as well as any deficiencies and recommendations for improvement? b. Responsibility and due date for the development of the Corrective Action Plan? 39. Was a Corrective Action Plan developed by the Exercise Team to address any deficiencies identified by the exercise? 40. Is there a retention plan for the Exercise Plans and Corrective Action Plans (minimum retention 3 years)? 41. Has a walk-through element exercise been performed at least quarterly? 42. Did each walk-through element exercise have a prepared plan a) Description b) Scope c) Objective Business Recovery Plan (BRP)--LEVEL 4 (continued) 43. When there is a change in hardware, software, or a process that might impact the Business Recovery Plan, is the BRP reviewed and updated within 30 days of the changes: Sign-Off By Officer: by whom? Name: When? Date: 44. Based on the Joint Assessment has the Team determined that the BRP is effective?