Business Continuity and Disaster Recovery (BCDR)
Business Continuity and Disaster Recovery (BCDR)
Disaster recovery is an important part of business continuity and a resilience element that a world class organization must possess. Companies need to take cognizance of the threats of terrorism, natural disasters and geopolitical tensions and arrange for alternative locations for recovery operations in the event of a disaster.
The SS507 Singapore Standard for BC/DR service providers provides a basis for lowering BC/DR outsourcing risks and identifies the minimum requirements that a service provider should possess for an effective and efficient disaster recovery. It serves to assist end-user organizations in selecting the best-fit service providers and ensure that the service providers offer high service quality.
BC/DR service providers need to comply with various clauses of the standard.
Consists of requirements to be fulfilled by all service providers seeking certification.
Lays down the requirements of the physical infrastructure and facility used in providing BC/DR services. It includes non-computing equipment used, physical assess control and security of recovery premises, air-conditioning environmental control and constant supply of electrical power.
BC/DR service providers can choose to be certified to whichever clause that best fits their business. TÜV SÜD has a pool of full time qualified lead auditors / auditors who are highly trained IT professionals specializing in data centre operations, information security management, facility management, business continuity management and disaster recovery planning.
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