SUPPORTING BUSINESS CONTINUITY THROUGH IT:

Last week, you completed and submitted Part 1 of your presentation to a small organization related to supporting business continuity while considering ethics, privacy concerns, and security risks. For this week, you will prepare a 5- to 7-slide presentation (excluding title slide and reference slide) on risk control strategies for business continuity and disaster recovery. In addition to the slide content, you should also include text in the speaker notes section of each slide that would serve as the script you would use to deliver this presentation to a group of people. Your speaker notes should include your rationale and assumptions that pertain to your slide. You also need to have a minimum of 3–4 citations and references to support your direction. Note: You may elect to include additional slides as part of an appendix if you have information you might reasonably assume that a CEO or upper management might want. It is not required that you do so.

BY DAY 7

Submit Part 2 of your presentation and script. Be sure you are fully addressing the following in 5–7 slides, excluding references:

Part 2: Risk Control Strategies for Business Continuity and Disaster Recovery

  • Explain, in general terms, what business continuity planning is and what is the role of IT in business continuity planning and management. (1 slide)
  • Evaluate the strengths and weaknesses of outsourcing risk control and business continuity management to a cloud service provider. (1–2 slides)
  • Identify three risk control options and assess the strengths and weaknesses of each. (2–3 slides)
  • Choose the best-fit risk control strategy for ensuring business continuity as well as disaster recovery, data privacy, and ethics. (1 slide)
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