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FRAMEWORKS & SUPPORTING PRACTICES 6  \nCONTINUITY OF OPERATIONS PLAN (COOP) OVERVIEW 7  \nINTRODUCTION 7  \nPURPOSE 7  \nSCOPE & APPLICABILITY 8  \nEXCEPTIONS 8  \nUPDATES 8  \nKEY TERMINOLOGY 8  \nCONCEPT OF OPERATIONS (CONOPS) 11  \nCONTINUITY OF OPERATIONS PLAN (COOP) FRAMEWORK 11  \nCOOP STRATEGY 12  \nCOOP MISSION 12  \nOPERATIONAL LOCATIONS 12  \nWORLD HEADQUARTERS (WHQ) 12  \nPRIMARY PROCESSING SITE (PPS) 12  \nALTERNATE PROCESSING SITE (APS) 12  \nPRIMARY STORAGE SITE (PSS) 12  \nALTERNATE STORAGE SITE (ASS) 12  \nOTHER OPERATIONAL LOCATIONS 12  \nOPERATIONAL REQUIREMENTS 13  \nCAPABILITY RESILIENCE LEVEL (CRL) 13  \nMAXIMUM TOLERABLE DOWNTIME (MTD) 13  \nRECOVERY POINT OBJECTIVE (RPO) 13  \nRECOVERY TIME OBJECTIVE (RTO) 14  \nLINES OF BUSINESS (LOB) 14  \nHUMAN RESOURCES (HR) 14  \nFINANCE 14  \nSALES 14  \n[INSERT LINE OF BUSINESS NAME] 14  \n[INSERT LINE OF BUSINESS NAME] 15  \n[INSERT LINE OF BUSINESS NAME] 15  \nTHIRD-PARTY SERVICE PROVIDERS (TSP) 15  \n[INSERT THIRD-PARTY SERVICE PROVIDER NAME] 15  \n[INSERT THIRD-PARTY SERVICE PROVIDER NAME] 15  \n[INSERT THIRD-PARTY SERVICE PROVIDER NAME] 15  \n[INSERT THIRD-PARTY SERVICE PROVIDER NAME] 15  \nSUPPORTING ORGANIZATIONS 16  \n[INSERT ELECTRICAL COMPANY NAME] 16  \n[INSERT WATER COMPANY NAME] 16  \n[INSERT TELECOMMUNICATIONS COMPANY NAME] 16  \n[INSERT INTERNET SERVICE PROVIDER (ISP) COMPANY NAME] 16  \n[INSERT PHYSICAL SECURITY COMPANY NAME] 16  \n[INSERT LOCAL LAW ENFORCEMENT DEPARTMENT] 16  \n[INSERT LOCAL FEDERAL BUREAU OF INVESTIGATIONS (FBI) FIELD OFFICE] 16  \n[INSERT INSURANCE COMPANY NAME] 16  \n[INSERT LOCAL RED CROSS LOCATION NAME] 16  \nDEVOLUTION OF CONTROL& DIRECTION 17  \nDELEGATION OF AUTHORITY 17  \nUNITY OF EFFORT 17  \nBUSINESS OPERATIONS 17  \nKEY STAFF ROLES 18  \nBUSINESS CONTINUITY TEAM (BCT) 18  \nSENIOR MANAGEMENT 18  \nINTEGRATED SECURITY INCIDENT RESPONSE TEAM (ISIRT) 19  \nIT IS PROHIBITED TO DISCLOSE THIS DOCUMENT TO THIRD-PARTIESWITHOUT AN EXECUTED NON-DISCLOSURE AGREEMENT (NDA)  \nPage 2 of 59  \nDAMAGE ASSESSMENT TEAM (DAT) 20  \nINFRASTRUCTURE TEAM 20  \nEND USER COMPUTING (EUC) TEAM 21  \nPROCUREMENT TEAM 21  \nPHASE 1 – PREPARE 23  \nMISSION ESSENTIAL FUNCTIONS (MEF) 23  \nBUSINESS IMPACT ANALYSIS (BIA) 23  \nCAPABILITY DEVELOPMENT 24  \nPEOPLE 24  \nEmergency Contact Lists 24  \nTraining 24  \nPROCESSES 24  \nInventory of Critical Processes 24  \nCritical Records & Files 24  \nTECHNOLOGY 24  \nInventory of Critical Systems & Applications 24  \nTESTING & EXERCISES 25  \nTABLETOP EXERCISES 25  \nFUNCTIONAL EXERCISES 25  \nEXERCISE SCENARIOS 26  \nAFTER ACTION REPORT (AAR) 26  \nPLAN DISTRIBUTION 26  \nDISTRIBUTION OF HARDCOPIES 26  \nLOCATION OF DIGITAL VERSION 26  \nPLAN REVIEW CYCLE 26  \nPHASE 2 – REACT 27  \nINCIDENT RESPONSE PLANS (IRPS) 27  \nREPORTING OBLIGATIONS 27  \nACTIVATION CRITERIA 27  \nRISK CATEGORIES 27  \nEVENTS WITH PRIOR WARNING 28  \nEVENTS WITHOUT WARNING 28  \nSITUATIONAL AWARENESS 29  \nCOMMON RECOGNIZED INFORMATION PICTURE 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of Operations Plan (COOP) Overview\n## Introduction, Purpose, and Scope & Applicability\n## Key Terminology and Concept of Operations (CONOPS)\n# COOP Framework and Strategy\n## COOP Mission and Operational Locations\n## Operational Requirements and Objectives\n## Lines of Business (LOB)\n## Third-Party Service Providers (TSP) and Supporting Organizations\n# Delegation, Control, and Business Operations\n## Devolution of Control & Direction and Delegation of Authority\n## Unity of Effort and Key Staff Roles\n## Phase 1 – Prepare (MEFs, BIA, Capability Development)\n## Phase 2 – React (Incident Response and Communications)\n## Phase 3 – Recover (Recovery Priority and DRPs)\n## Phase 4 – Transition (Sustainable Operations and BCPS)\n## Phase 5 – Review & Improve (Performance and Plan Revision)\n# Appendices\n## Baseline Security Categorization Guidelines\n## MEF Recovery Prioritization\n## Critical Records & Files and COOP Activation Scenarios\n## After Action Report (AAR) Template\n## 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