Like the Incident Response Plan, a Disaster Recovery Plan (DRP) is a formal document created and approved by executive management. Typically used in conjunction with an organization’s IRP and Business Continuity Plan, the RDP helps ensure that your business survives a critical event and resolves any underlying vulnerabilities:
Resolving issues contributing to the event – or those which may increase the possibility of a future crisis.
Continuity of Operations Plan
Monarch’s Continuity of Operations Plan (COOP) brings together all your disparate, redundant plans across all departments into one cohesive plan.
Typically, such plans, they have a siloed focus and address a finite group of concerns. These include:
In the highly stressful environment of a crisis event, your first-tier crisis management team is faced with sorting out which plan(s) to follow and which priorities take precedence – leaving you unable to anticipate the contradictory effects of one plan’s actions on another. A cyber event is not the time to be disentangling these inconsistencies.
Our Continuity of Operations Plan is a strategic approach which incorporates all disparate policies into one coherent, comprehensive crisis management plan – one which will address any disruption to business operations and put all necessary downstream teams and resources into action.
Monarch is the Northeast’s first Certified Third Party Assessment Organization (C3PAO)
