Plano de continuidade aplicado à UFC

Abstract

Increasingly, institutions and businesses are becoming dependent on technological resources. Due to this dependence becomes necessary high availability of these resources. In order to provide continuity in the implementation of tasks or at least decrease the impact of, the Business Continuity Plan (BCP) proposes measures to be applied when there isn't availability. The standard BS 25999-1 describes the elements that must exist in a Business Continuity Management (BCM), which consists of six steps that will be followed in this work to build the NCP. The first step defines the scope of work, responsible for managing the plan and how it is managed. The second stage features critical processes, relationship threats and risks, as risk treatment and the recovery time of each failure. The third stage includes the procedures adopted for each identified threat as well as the manner of execution of such procedures. The fourth step is to develop a response plan for each threat with the following information: purpose, responsibility, procedures adopted, implementation of procedures and updating the plan. The fifth step is made by testing with the following topics: type of test, levels of complexity, each function involved, strengths, weaknesses and compliance with standards and legislation. The sixth stage consists of the implementation of continuity management at University.