Background
As business goals suffer without a strategy, information security suffers if there is no clear definition of what is being protected. Completing a Business
Impact Analysis will help identify the business mission, what essential business functions support that mission, and what the impacts are if these functions
are interrupted. Try not to focus on applications, systems, or programs in this analysis; as the purpose of information security is the continuity of business
processes.
Deliverables
1) Use the Internet to find a Business Impact Analysis (BIA) template and complete for your company. If unemployed, consider the ability to complete course
assignments on-time as an essential business function. Note: There is no single BIA that fits every organization. This document should be tailored to
establish a baseline for your company.
2) Your BIA should include, at a minimum:
a) The organization’s mission statement
b) Essential business functions, and a brief explanation of how they support the organization’s mission
c) For every function: Recovery Time Objective (Urgency – Expected time for recovery)
d) For every function: Recovery Point Objective (Impact – To what point the function must be restored)
e) From your findings, rank each business function from highest priority to lowest
Reminder: After locating a template, the document must be tailored to your organization and operating environment. Simply changing names on the template
or presenting existing documents without significant modification may result in a reduced score and possible academic integrity violations.
APA Requirements
Cite sources using APA format, including in-text citations and references page. APA formatting of your BIA is not required.
-You can choose any IT company to represent my job