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    This document outlines a business impact analysis (BIA) for a business. The BIA aims to identify critical activities, the impacts of disruptions over time, and resource needs for recovery. It will determine maximum tolerable disruption periods and recovery time objectives for activities. The BIA process involves listing key activities, analyzing the effects of a disruption at different times, and specifying resource requirements to resume each activity within its recovery time objective. The results will identify time-critical services to evaluate further in a risk assessment.

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    This document outlines a business impact analysis (BIA) for a business. The BIA aims to identify critical activities, the impacts of disruptions over time, and resource needs for recovery. It will determine maximum tolerable disruption periods and recovery time objectives for activities. The BIA process involves listing key activities, analyzing the effects of a disruption at different times, and specifying resource requirements to resume each activity within its recovery time objective. The results will identify time-critical services to evaluate further in a risk assessment.

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    This document outlines a business impact analysis (BIA) for a business. The BIA aims to identify critical activities, the impacts of disruptions over time, and resource needs for recovery. It will determine maximum tolerable disruption periods and recovery time objectives for activities. The BIA process involves listing key activities, analyzing the effects of a disruption at different times, and specifying resource requirements to resume each activity within its recovery time objective. The results will identify time-critical services to evaluate further in a risk assessment.

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    Business Impact Analysis Template

    Uploaded by

    Sharad Shaji
    This document outlines a business impact analysis (BIA) for a business. The BIA aims to identify critical activities, the impacts of disruptions over time, and resource needs for recovery. It will determine maximum tolerable disruption periods and recovery time objectives for activities. The BIA process involves listing key activities, analyzing the effects of a disruption at different times, and specifying resource requirements to resume each activity within its recovery time objective. The results will identify time-critical services to evaluate further in a risk assessment.

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    Title: Synopsis: BIA Ref No: Date: Document Owner(s): Author(s): Change Control: Version ID Date of Issue Change Description Author BUSINESS IMPACT ANALYSIS

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    References and related documents Document Title Business Continuity Plan Risk Assessment

    Purpose The Business Impact Analysis (BIA) is a fundamental part of the first phase of business continuity planning. It enables the organization to identify the time critical activities, and resources needed to support its key products and services, understand the threats to them and choose appropriate risk treatments. Objectives The BIA is a defined and documented method for determining the impact of a disruption over a period of time on the activities that support the organisations key products and services. It will: identify activities that support its key products and services; identify impacts resulting from the disruption to these activities, and determine how these vary over time; establish the maximum tolerable period of disruption for each activity by identifying: o the maximum time period after the start of a disruption within o which each activity needs to be resumed; o the minimum level at which each activity needs to be o performed upon resumption; and o the length of time within which normal levels of operation need to be resumed; categorize its activities according to their priority for recovery and identify its critical activities; identify all dependencies relevant to the critical activities, including suppliers and outsource partners;

    identify suppliers and outsource partners on whom critical activities depend and determine what BCM arrangements are in place for the relevant products and services they provide; set recovery time objectives for the resumption of critical activities within their maximum tolerable period of disruption; and estimate the resources that each critical activity will require for resumption.

    Business Impact Analysis


    What are the key activities of your service? List the effect of a disruption to the activity for the differing time periods as well as the resource requirements for recovery. You may find that a previously underestimated activity has many interdependencies that mean it is a critical function.

    Key Activity:
    Effect on Service: Time First 24 hours 24-48 hours Up to 1 week Up to 2 weeks MTPoD: RTO: Time Performance Standard Effect on Service:

    Resource Requirements for Recovery: Time No. of staff Relocation? Resources required Data required

    First 24 hours

    24-48 hours

    Up to 1 week

    Up to 2 weeks

    Business Impact Analysis


    Key Activity:
    Effect on Service: Time First 24 hours Effect on Service: RTO: Time Performance Standard

    24-48 hours

    Up to 1 week

    Up to 2 weeks MTPoD:

    Resource Requirements for Recovery: Time No. of staff Relocation? Resources required Data required

    First 24 hours

    24-48 hours

    Up to 1 week

    Up to 2 weeks

    Business Impact Analysis


    Key Activity:
    Effect on Service: Time First 24 hours Effect on Service: RTO: Time Performance Standard

    24-48 hours

    Up to 1 week

    Up to 2 weeks MTPoD:

    Resource Requirements for Recovery: Time No. of staff Relocation? Resources required Data required

    First 24 hours

    24-48 hours

    Up to 1 week

    Up to 2 weeks

    Business Impact Analysis


    Key Activity:
    Effect on Service: Time First 24 hours Effect on Service: RTO: Time Performance Standard

    24-48 hours

    Up to 1 week

    Up to 2 weeks MTPoD:

    Resource Requirements for Recovery: Time No. of staff Relocation? Resources required Data required

    First 24 hours

    24-48 hours

    Up to 1 week

    Up to 2 weeks

    Business Impact Analysis


    Key Activity:
    Effect on Service: Time First 24 hours Effect on Service: RTO: Time Performance Standard

    24-48 hours

    Up to 1 week

    Up to 2 weeks MTPoD:

    Resource Requirements for Recovery: Time No. of staff Relocation? Resources required Data required

    First 24 hours

    24-48 hours

    Up to 1 week

    Up to 2 weeks

    Business Impact Analysis


    Key Activity:
    Effect on Service: Time First 24 hours Effect on Service: RTO: Time Performance Standard

    24-48 hours

    Up to 1 week

    Up to 2 weeks MTPoD:

    Resource Requirements for Recovery: Time No. of staff Relocation? Resources required Data required

    First 24 hours

    24-48 hours

    Up to 1 week

    Up to 2 weeks

    Business Impact Analysis


    Key Activity:
    Effect on Service: Time First 24 hours Effect on Service: RTO: Time Performance Standard

    24-48 hours

    Up to 1 week

    Up to 2 weeks MTPoD:

    Resource Requirements for Recovery: Time No. of staff Relocation? Resources required Data required

    First 24 hours

    24-48 hours

    Up to 1 week

    Up to 2 weeks

    Time critical services/functions to take forward to a risk assessment.

    Service

    Function

    Resouces

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