This Disaster Recovery Plan (DRP) can be
used as a template for any enterprise. The template and supporting material
have been updated to be Sarbanes-Oxley compliant. The Disaster
Planning Template comes as a Word document and includes:
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Disaster Recovery Plan
Template
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Business and IT Impact
Analysis Questionnaire
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Work Plan
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Disaster Recovery & Business Continuity Audit Program
New with version (version
history) are (Sarbanes Oxley, HIPAA, PCI-DSS, and ISO
27000 Compliant):
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Web Site Disaster Recovery Planning Form
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Department Disaster Recovery Activation Workbook
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Quick Reference Guide
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Team Alert List (Form)
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DRP Team Responsibilities
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DRP Team Checklist
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Critical Function(s) Definition
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Normal Business Hour Response Procedures
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After Hours Response Procedures
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DRP Location(s) Definition
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DRP Recovery Procedures
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Notification Procedures
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Notification Call List (Form)
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Vendor Disaster Recovery Questionnaire
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Vendor Phone List Form Updated
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Key Customer Notification Form
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Critical Resources to be Retrieved Form
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Business Continuity Off-Site Materials Form
Included in the template is Business Impact Questionnaire
as well as a full Job Description for the Disaster Recovery Manager.
The premium edition contains 11 full job descriptions.
Clients can also subscribe to Janco's DRP update service and
receive all updates to the DRP Template for 18 months* from the date
of purchase.
The DRP template is over 200 pages and includes
everything needed to customize the Disaster Recovery Plan to fit your specific
requirement. The electronic document includes proven written text and
examples for the following major sections of a disaster recovery plan:
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Plan
Introduction
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Business Impact
Analysis - including a sample impact matrix
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DRP Organization
Responsibilities pre and post disaster - drp checklist
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Backup Strategy
for Data Centers, Departmental File Servers, Wireless Network
servers, Data at Outsourced Sites, Desktops (In office and "at
home"), Laptops and PDA's.
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Recovery
Strategy
including approach, escalation plan process and decision points
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Disaster
Recovery Procedures
in a check list format
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Plan
Administration
Process
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Technical
Appendix including definition of necessary phone numbers and
contact points
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Job Description
for Disaster Recovery Manager (3 pages long) - entire disaster
recovery team job descriptions are available.
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Work Plan
to modify and implement the template. Included is a
list of deliverables for each task.
There is a extensive
section that show how a full test of the DRP can be conducted. It
includes
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Disaster
Recovery Manager Responsibilities
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Distribution
of the Disaster Recovery Plan
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Maintenance
of the Business Impact Analysis
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Training
of the Disaster Recovery Team
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Testing
of the Disaster Recovery Plan
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Evaluation
of the Disaster Recovery Plan Tests
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Maintenance
of the Disaster Recovery Plan
Testimonial -
Dave Baker - City of Hamilton -
I have found
the DRP template invaluable!
Testimonial -
Bob Rifenbury -MCSE/CCNA Lauch
Testing Lab -
The DRP Template saved me about 6 months of work!
Testimonial - Kelly Keeler -
Martin's Point Health Care -
I have received and I began using the template
immediately. IT IS GREAT! Made this process a snap for me. Cut my
documentation time down from.
weeks to hours! This document has made,
what began to be an overwhelming process turn into a snap!
Testimonial -
Juan Stamos - Mexico City
Corporation -
We had a DRP in place, but
needed a more user friendly structure. The Disaster Recovery Template (Gold
edition) has that structure. It was very easy to quickly move our DRP into
Janco's DRP Template -- a real added value.
* Update service is for 12 months unless it is purchased within 30
days of the purchase of the Template. Janco reserves the right
to validate purchase of the customer was made for the template.
This template is
not for resale or re-distribution -
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