Why should the IT department not be solely responsible for business continuity?
Why should the IT department not be solely responsible for business continuity?
Discussion
- Why should the IT department not be solely responsible for business continuity?
- Why does plan activation open the door to a host of nonoperational business concerns?
- Explain what the number one goal of the Disaster Recovery and Business Continuity plan is.
- Of all the components of a Business Continuity Plan, explain which 1 should be undertaken immediately after a disaster has struck.
- Why must notification procedures be documented clearly in the contingency plan?
- Describe what an employee should do if they use a company-provided application system and find what they think is a loophole that allows access to confidential data.
- Explain who is in charge of managing a disaster and elaborate on their various responsibilities.
- At least 400 words
- Hello there, just one of the topics no need to answer all of them.
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Discussion
Why should the IT department not be solely responsible for business continuity?
In various organizations, the IT department has for a long time been tasked with the role of ensuring the continuity of the business. This traditional role is one that is still thought to be a major function that ought to be played by the IT department. Business continuity refers to the ability by an organization to be in a position to maintain its core functions after a disaster has taken place. Many people think that it is the role of the IT department to keep the business afloat since the department is concerned with the storage of vital information resources that are………….
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