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Disaster Recovery and Continuance Planning Click here to start Table of Contents PPT Slide Agenda Continuity Management Services Continuity / Disaster Recovery Definitions Continuance vs. Disaster Recovery Approaches to Planning Example-Bank of New York Continuance - History Old Rules, New Realities Old Rules, New Realities Old Rules, New Realities Continuance Phases Continuance Project Model PPT Slide Phase 1: Continuance Assessment Agency Processes Phase 2: Continuity and Recovery Strategies Phase 3: Implementation Design and Planning Phase 4: Testing and Validation Phase 5: Continuous Quality Assurance PPT Slide Author: Paul Thomann NCSL Contact: pam.greenberg@ncsl.org NALIT Home Page: http://www.ncsl.org/programs/lis/nalit/nalithmp.htm Other information: Disaster Recovery and Continuance Planning 2002 NALIT Professional Development Seminar October 18, 2002

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