What is a Business Continuity Plan - Choctaw Nation Small Business Development

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1. What is a Business Continuity Plan?*

A way to manage the core elements of your business.
A plan to increase sales.
A plan for how an organization can continue to deliver it's product/services through a major disruption.

2. What is a Disaster Recovery Plan?*

3. A Business Continuity Plan should only be reviewed once every 10 years.*

4. A Business Continuity Plan can only be viewed by the CEO/Owner of a business.*

5. What are the steps to creating a continuity plan?*

Business Plan, Identify principle classes of threat and impact, take action to mitigate risks, create readiness plans to maintain continuity, id a core team leaders, maintain the plain and keep it under review.
Business Impact Analysis, Identify principle classes of threat and impact, take action to mitigate risks, create readiness plans to maintain continuity, id core team leaders, maintain the plain and keep it under review.
Business Impact Analysis, Identify principle classes of threat and impact, take action to mitigate risks, create readiness plans to maintain continuity, id a core team member, review every 10 years.
Business Impact Analysis, Identify principle classes of threat and impact, take no action to mitigate risks, create readiness plans to maintain continuity, id a core team member, review every 10 years.

6. What is the name of the presenter of this video?*

7. What is BCP?*

8. Where do you store the Business Continuity Plan?*

On paper only
The core plan needs to be ingrained in the minds of the business continuity leadership team.
Both
Electronic only

9. Often Business Continuity means retrenching back to core services and to let go of less important operations until fully recovered from disaster.*

10. The process for creating a Business Continuity would include:*

Determining the range of threat scenarios.
Create a plan and documentation for how to maintain business continuity through the scenarios.
All of the above
None of the above