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Definitions: Time-Sensitive Functions: Those types of functions if unable to execute would immediately cause the District an unacceptable level of financial loss, reduced customer service, or endanger lives. Many people wrongly associate what is time-sensitive or critical with what is important. All division/workgroups or service is important. Time-sensitive functions are people, services and hardware that without the organization cannot function. Many important division/workgroup and/or services can shut down for short periods of time without causing major disruption to the organization. Example: Christmas Break. Disruption: Any occurrence, which compromises the ability of the division/workgroup to carry out its critical operational functions. These occurrences can range from a key employee in the hospital for an extended period, construction workers cutting fiber cables, denied access to the building for whatever reason, to a tornado causing major damage to a campus.
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Primary contact:
Backup contact:
1. Of all the division/workgroup functions, what are the few Time-Sensitive functions and the absolute bare minimum number of personnel needed to operate them in a Disruption mode? Time-Sensitive functions Full-time Part-time personnel personnel
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Of all the division/workgroups personnel, who are the few absolutely essential persons? Absolutely Essential Backup person Part-time personnel
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Do any of these Time-Sensitive functions require pre-printed forms (i.e., check stock)? ( ) No ( ) Yes If Yes, Details:
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Does this division/workgroup have a written procedure to document the execution of its day-to-day business functions? ( ) No ( ) Yes If Yes, Can a copy be provided? ( ) No ( ) Yes
Is a copy of the procedure stored at a secure off-site location? ( ) No ( ) Yes If Yes, Details:
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Can a completely manual process be used to continue processing during a computer / network outage? ( ) No ( ) Yes If No, Why?
Does this division/workgroup use any unique / highly modified equipment or tools? ( ) No ( ) Yes, Details:
2. Does this division/workgroup have regulatory requirements that influence how the business, data, or records are managed? ( ) No ( ) Yes, Details:
2. If this division/workgroup experiences an extended disruption, which group(s) of external customers would be affected?
1. Provide information regarding division/workgroups documents, records, or files that are considered VITAL: Documents Name Storage Location
2. Provide information regarding division/workgroups documents, records, or files that are considered IMPORTANT: Documents Name Storage Location
Is application installed on a desktop PC in your division/workgroup or run from the IT networks? Division/workgroup that provides Application: Applications name: Applications function Phone #:
Is application installed on a desktop PC in your division/workgroup or run from the IT networks? Division/workgroup that provides Application:
Phone #:
Is application installed on a desktop PC in your division/workgroup or run from the IT networks? Division/workgroup that provides Application: Applications name: Applications function Phone #:
Is application installed on a desktop PC in your division/workgroup or run from the IT networks? Division/workgroup that provides Application: Phone #:
Is all the division/workgroups PC and / or server hard drives backed up a regular basis and the resulting backup media taken to a secure off-site location? (Division/workgroup may require help from IT on answer) ( ) No ( ) Yes ( ) some, but not all
If the answer to the previous question is Yes or Some, but not all: Details (i.e., backup media, backup software, retention schedule, etc.):
Has there been any recent recoveries utilizing the backup media? ( ) No ( ) Yes, Details: Does this division/workgroup use any self-designed forms and/or templates (i.e., EXCEL, WORD, etc.) or other homegrown software? ( ) No ( ) Yes, Details: Who is your primary Information Technology technical support person?
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In the event of an incident, what this the minimal amount of office equipment and / or supplies would this division/workgroup need to re-establish minimal functionality? Also, indicate when the item is needed (i.e., immediately, in a day or 2, within a week, 2 weeks, etc.). Quantity Unit of Items description needed measure Supplier / manufacturer When
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Is high volume computer print output produced by or for this division/workgroup? ) No ( ) Yes, Details:
Does this division/workgroup have any doors, locks, file cabinets, or safes that are usually kept locked for security purposes? ( ) No ( ) Yes If the answer to the previous question is yes, what are these items and who has the key(s) to them? What/ Where Who has a key or combination to lock
Are there any special needs of this division/workgroup that have not been addressed by other B.I.A. questions?