Ch13 Business Continuity Planning and Procedures
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The document defines environmental controls, redundancy planning, and disaster recovery procedures for business continuity. It describes fire suppression systems, electromagnetic shielding, and HVAC systems as important environmental controls. Redundancy planning involves having excess server, storage, network, power, and site capacity. Disaster recovery procedures include developing a disaster recovery plan, conducting exercises, regularly backing up data to on- and off-site locations, and having incident response processes like computer forensics procedures.
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