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Business Impact Analysis Report Template By Paul Kirvan, FBCI, CBCP, CISSP
Use this template to perform business impact analyses. Formulate questions to elicit responses for insertion into specific categories. Organizing all columns into a spreadsheet simplifies the analysis process. This collection of data facilitates the process of identifying the most critical business functions, the financial and operational impact if they are disrupted, strategies to recover them and time frame targets to achieve recovery.
Technology / Services Recovery Time
Recovery Strategy < 4 hrs 1 day 3 days 1 week 2 weeks > 2 weeks Comments
Recovery Strategy – Describes actions the business unit can take to recover to a "business almost as usual" state, e. g., work from home, relocate to an alternate area, recover to a hot site
Technology / Services Recovery Time – In each space list the critical systems, network services, etc. that must be recovered within the specific time frame
Comments – Self-explanatory

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