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Replication Solutions Training

Course outline

3 days

Duration

3 days

Who Should Attend

DR Engineers BC Practitioners IS Managers

Prerequisites

A minimum of 12 months experience in risk, security, or facilities management

Sound knowledge of business assessment and writing skills

Course Overview

When a business faces unexpected adverse conditions, such as cybercrime or damages from a storm, how will it respond? How long will the business not be able to operate? How much will it cost? The Certified Disaster Recovery Engineer certification course will prepare individuals to help their business handle the unexpected, while continuing to serve its customers. Students will be trained in the best practices of Business Continuity Planning (“BCP”) by instructors, with real-world experience. From Business Impact Analysis (“BIA”), Risk Analysis, Solution Design, IT Recovery and Implementation training students will have a great start on a BCP for their business and the knowledge of how to execute and finish that plan when they leave the course. This course is up to date with the best industry standards.

Upon Completion

Students will:

  • Have Foundational Knowledge of Business Continuity Planning
  • Have a start on their Business Continuity/Disaster Recovery plan for their business. (With mentored oversight from the instructor.)

Course Outline

Introduction to Business Continuity Planning

What is a Disaster?

What is a Critical Business Function?

Business Continuity Planning (BCP)

Importance of BCP

Disaster Recovery Planning (DRP)

Emergency Response

BC/DR Trends

Purpose of BC/DR Program

BCP Overview

Challenges to Effective BCP

BCP Planning Phases

Where does Project Initiation fit into the Process?

Project Initiation Phase

BC/DR Program Life Cycle

Summary

Module 2 – Business Impact Analysis

BCP Planning Model

BCP Planning Phases

Where does BIA fit into the Process?

What is a BIA?

BIA Scope, Goal, and Objectives

BIA Terminology

Maximum Tolerable Downtime

Recovery Point Objective

Recovery Time Objective

Recovery Time Examples

BIA Process

BIA Process- Disaster Mode Staffing

BIA Process - Capacity & Performance Objectives

BIA Tools

Kick off Meeting

Preparing for the BIA Interviews

Conducting the Interviews

Notes on Data Collection

Identify Dependencies

Finalize Data Analysis

BIA Report

Presentation to Senior Management

Module 3 - Risk Analysis

BCP Planning Model

BCP Planning Phases

Where does the Risk Analysis fit into the Process?

Functional Requirements

Threats to Business Process

Causes of Unplanned Downtime

Risk Examples

Risk Analysis Terminology

Risk Analysis Activities

Exposure Inventory

Business Process Inventory

Business Process Documentation

Statement of Risk

ALE Annualized Loss Expectancy

Statement of Risk

Risk Control Definition

Identifying Existing Controls

Physical Controls

Risk Analysis

Risk Assessment Report

Compiling a Risk Assessment Report

Risk Analysis Summary

Module 4 - BCP Design & Development Phase

BCP Planning Model

BCP Planning Phases

Where does BCP Strategies fit into the Process?

Strategy Process

BCP Strategies

Summary

BCP Planning Phases

Where does BIA fit into the Process?

Design & Development Phase

BCP Design

Emergency Response & Operations

Emergency Response Components

Develop ER Procedures

ER Sources for Assistance

BCP Design

Alternate Recovery Site

Selecting Vendors for DR/BC Services

Site Recovery & Resumption

Restoration of Primary Site

Return to Primary Site

Continuity Strategy - Insurance

Evaluate Insurance Terms

BCP Design

Summary

Module 5 - IT Recovery Strategies

BCP Planning Model

BCP Planning Phases

Where does IT Strategy fit into the Process?

IT Recovery Strategy Process

IT Recovery Strategies

Examples of IT Recovery

Tape Vault Facilities

Disk Backups

Replicated Disk Backups

Deduplicated & Replicated Backups

Backups – Replicated & Deduplicated

Data Archiving

Systems Replication

Application Redundancy

Telecommunications Strategies

Alternate Recovery Sites

Internal or Vendor BC/DR Services

Selecting Vendors for BC/DR Services

Evaluating Vendors of DR/BC Resources

Critical Factors

IT Recovery Strategies Assessment

IT Recovery Strategies

Summary

DR Plan Development

DRP Design

DR Plan Development

Module 6 - Implementation Phase

BCP Planning Model

BCP Planning Phases

Where does BIA fit into the Process?

Where does Implementation fit into the Process?

Implementation of BCP

Responsibility for BCP Implementation

Determine Cost Estimates

Management Approval and Funding

Install & Configure

Detailed Documentation

Implement Operational Changes

Procure Facilities & Services

BCP Planning Phases

Where does BIA fit into the Process?

Awareness & Training

Awareness Programs

Training Programs

Summary

Module 7 - Testing and Exercise

BCP Planning Model

BCP Planning Phases

Where does Testing and Drills fit into the Process?

Testing & Exercise Phase

Testing & Drills

Progression of Testing Types

Testing Participants

Test Script Example

Testing Post-Mortem

Summary

Module 8 - Maintenance and Updating

BCP Planning Model

BCP Planning Phases

Where does Maintenance fit into the Process?

Maintenance Policies and Procedures

Plan Maintenance

Maintenance & Schedule Budgets

Software Tools for Maintenance

Input Criteria for Plan Maintenance

Plan Distribution & Security

Summary

Programme scope, delivery arrangements and suitability are confirmed during enquiry.