Emergency response services; - Utilities, including electricity, water, and reasonable climate control; - Communications with internal and external audiences to include students, faculty, staff, and media; - Internet, authentication, and voice communications; - Hazardous materials spill response and control to include safe handling and proper disposal of toxic substances, biologically hazardous materials, and radioactive materials. Custodian of an Information Resource A person responsible for implementing owner-defined controls and access to an information resource. Custodians may include university employees, vendors, and any third party acting as an agent of or – otherwise on behalf of the university and/or the owner. – Essential Functions Defined in the Institutional Continuity Plan () as functions that must be either Uninterrupted or resumed within a few hours of an incident. Essential Functions support: Emergency Response Services, Utilities to include electricity, water, and reasonable climate control, Communications with internal and external audiences to include students, faculty, staff and the media, Internet, authentication, and voice communications, Hazardous materials response and control, to include safe handling and proper disposal of toxic substances, biologically hazardous materials, and radioactive materials. Essential IT Service An IT service with a Recovery Time Objective of less than 12 hours and one required to support the critical infrastructure functions of the university. IT Disaster Recovery Plan (IT DRP) plan that is focused on the overall recovery of Electronic Information Resources supported by the department/unit. IT Service Made up of a combination of information technology, people, and processes. A customer-facing IT service directly supports the business processes of one or more customers. Other IT services, called supporting services, are not directly used by the business, but are required by the service provider to deliver customer-facing services. IT Service Manager
Emergency response services; - Utilities, including electricity, water, and reasonable climate control; - Communications with internal and external audiences to include students, faculty, staff, and media; - Internet, authentication, and voice communications; - Hazardous materials spill response and control to include safe handling and proper disposal of toxic substances, biologically hazardous materials, and radioactive materials. Custodian of an Information Resource A person responsible for implementing owner-defined controls and access to an information resource. Custodians may include university employees, vendors, and any third party acting as an agent of – or otherwise on behalf of – the university and/or the owner. Essential Functions Defined in the Institutional Continuity Plan () as functions that must be either Uninterrupted or resumed within a few hours of an incident. Essential Functions support: Emergency Response Services, Utilities to include electricity, water, and reasonable climate control, Communications with internal and external audiences to include students, faculty, staff and the media, Internet, authentication, and voice communications, Hazardous materials response and control, to include safe handling and proper disposal of toxic substances, biologically hazardous materials, and radioactive materials. Essential IT Service An IT service with a Recovery Time Objective of less than 12 hours and one required to support the critical infrastructure functions of the university. IT Disaster Recovery Plan (IT DRP) plan that is focused on the overall recovery of Electronic Information Resources supported by the department/unit. IT Service Made up of a combination of information technology, people, and processes. A customer-facing IT service directly supports the business processes of one or more customers. Other IT services, called supporting services, are not directly used by the business, but are required by the service provider to deliver customer-facing services. IT Service Manager
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