continued, endurable operations. Physical where the info dispersion should allow for easy transfer of function can be found] responsibility in the event of a problem in one location.] Immediate capability exists to operate under potential threat conditions including HazMat/WMD threats. Comments: Sufficient and equipment to sustain the relocating organization are identified and included in relocation planning. Comments: EMAP 4.6.5 (8) Pre-positioned resources are identified and where possible contingency contracts are established or prepared with appropriate resource providers. Comments: Plan includes provisions for establishing interoperable communications with all identified essential internal and external organizations, critical customers and the public. Comments: Alternate facilities provide for logistical support, services and infrastructure systems (e.g., water, electrical power, heating and air conditioning.) Comments: EMAP 4.6.5 (8) Plan contains provisions to sustain operations for a period of up to 30 days. Comments: Plan addresses considerations for the health and safety of relocated employees. Comments: Plan addresses alternate facility operating capabilities, physical security and access controls. Comments: EMAP 4.6.5 (8) Continuity Communications/IT Systems Recovery Yes Element No Element Corrective Actions (If – – is Addressed in Not Completely Answered No) – [Capability Description: The success of continuity Plan Addressed in Strategy for programs is dependent on the availability to Plan Addressing Planning provide intra- and interagency connectivity. An [Reference page Gaps agency’s ability to execute its essential functions at number and its HQ and at its alternate or other continuity name of plan facilities depends upon the availability of effective the info can communications systems. If this section is already addressed in the organization’s Technology be found] Recovery Plan (formerly known as Disaster Recovery Plan), indicate this in the column on the right.] Procedures or plans exist for communications and IT Systems (TRP) linked to the Continuity Plan, contingency staff, management and other organizational components are identified. Comments: EMAP 4.6.5 (2), (4), (5), (6) Procedures or plans exist for communications; IT Systems that support essential business functions are identified.
continued, endurable operations. Physical dispersion should allow for easy transfer of function responsibility in the event of a problem in one location.] where the info can be found] Immediate capability exists to operate under potential threat conditions including HazMat/WMD threats. Comments: Sufficient and equipment to sustain the relocating organization are identified and included in relocation planning. Comments: EMAP 4.6.5 (8) Pre-positioned resources are identified and where possible contingency contracts are established or prepared with appropriate resource providers. Comments: Plan includes provisions for establishing interoperable communications with all identified essential internal and external organizations, critical customers and the public. Comments: Alternate facilities provide for logistical support, services and infrastructure systems (e.g., water, electrical power, heating and air conditioning.) Comments: EMAP 4.6.5 (8) Plan contains provisions to sustain operations for a period of up to 30 days. Comments: Plan addresses considerations for the health and safety of relocated employees. Comments: Plan addresses alternate facility operating capabilities, physical security and access controls. Comments: EMAP 4.6.5 (8) Continuity Communications/IT Systems Recovery [Capability Description: The success of continuity programs is dependent on the availability to provide intra- and interagency connectivity. An agency’s ability to execute its essential functions at its HQ and at its alternate or other continuity facilities depends upon the availability of effective communications systems. If this section is already addressed in the organization’s Technology Recovery Plan (formerly known as Disaster Recovery Plan), indicate this in the column on the right.] Yes – Element is Addressed in Plan [Reference page number and name of plan the info can be found] No – Element Not Completely Addressed in Plan Corrective Actions (If Answered No) – Strategy for Addressing Planning Gaps Procedures or plans exist for communications and IT Systems (TRP) linked to the Continuity Plan, contingency staff, management and other organizational components are identified. Comments: EMAP 4.6.5 (2), (4), (5), (6) Procedures or plans exist for communications; IT Systems that support essential business functions are identified.
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