The Vendor is required to provide IT service continuity and IT incident response capabilities, with particular emphasis on cybersecurity and technology-related disruptions.
- Comprises two core components:
• Assessment of IT service continuity capabilities and
• Assessment of IT incident response framework.
- Assessment of IT service continuity capabilities
• Governance structures, roles, responsibilities, and oversight mechanisms supporting IT service continuity.
• Alignment of IT recovery strategies, recovery time objectives (RTOS), and recovery point objectives (RPOS) with approved business impact analysis (BIA) outputs and documented business requirements.
• IT disaster recovery strategies plans, and documented procedures.
• Backup, restoration, and data recovery controls.
• Testing, exercises, and training prouiems related to t disaster recovery.
• Continuous improvement practices, including incorporation of lessons learned from incidents or exercises.
• Dents of exert integration of cybersecurity risks into IT service continuity planning.
• Consideration of technology and service dependencies, including shared infrastructure and third-party dependencies.
- Assessment of IT incident response framework work
• Incident response governance, roles, responsibilities, and escalation protocols.
• Incident classification, decision-making, and communication processes.
• Integration across cybersecurity, privacy, legal, communications, and business units.
• Incident detection, logging, monitoring, and alerting mechanisms.
• Coordination with external stakeholders, regulators, and law enforcement (where applicable).
• Post-incident review, reporting, and corrective action tracking.
• Alignment between incident response and IT service continuity processes.
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