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February 2007 Schenker AG Alexander Tsolkas CSO Business Continuity Management BCM tools in operation: Tool based Business Continuity and Disaster Recovery Planning London, 1.Feb.2007

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Page 1: BCM Tools in Operation

February 2007

Schenker AG

Alexander Tsolkas

CSO

Business Continuity Management

BCM tools in operation: Tool based Business

Continuity and Disaster Recovery Planning

London, 1.Feb.2007

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Agenda

• Agenda

• Intro

• Overview of the market leaders

• Tool ranking

• Tool list prices

• Example of a tool based IT DRP

• Advantages and disadvantages of a tool based IT DRP

• Discussion

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Intro

• 65,5% of the organisations did not update their business continuity

plan for the last 10 years

• 26,32 % did update their BCP 1 to 3 times in the last 10 years

• Less than half fullfil an appropriate quantity of their BCP targets

• 54% of the CIO’s plan to change their BCP strategy

• 65% expect a raise in costs for IT BCP

Quelle: Gartner Research a KPMG study 2002

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Overview of the market leaders

• Vendors

Strohl Systems

Binomial International

Coop-Systems

eBRP Solutions Inc.

BRProactive Inc.

Business Protection Systems

EverGreen

Grapevine Software

MIR3

Sunguard

TAMP Systems

CAPT

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Strohl Systems

• LDRPS 10

License does not expire

Web hosting options

Runs on SQL Server

Small solution for 5 to 30 users

Professional solution for 5 to 50 users

Built-in methodology and guidance based on a long experience

User prompts to enter data

Modules: BCP, Corporate Crisis Management, Business Process Recovery

Application Recovery, Site Event Management

Drag and drop functionality

Transparent tree structure

User and group administration

>200 predefined standard reports which describe plans

Customizable plan navigation which guides the user through the plan specifically

Secure data management via encryption

Backup via standby servers

Tool uses a basic Windows format

Tree navigation function

Strong consideration of business processes

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Strohl Systems

• Incident Manager 3.0

Powered by ESI’s WebEOC – web based

Strong influence during development through experience with LDRPS

Scope:

-Life Safety

-Impact Assessment

-Recovery and Restoration

Pinboards offer the possiblity to digitise and electronically organise information and

problems collected in an analog way

Transparent tree structure

Incident management on the basis of :

- Coordination – via control over the situation with tracking possibility

- Communication – Chat client, eMail and Incident Escalation Management

- Methodology – Best Practices via ICS (Incident Command System)

- Scalable – runs on a Laptop as well as in an IPC

Status reports of the crisis situation

Evaluation of the situation and priorisation of procedures

Enhanced function for monitoring groups, processes and situations

IM 3.0 offers status displays, markers and pinboards

MapTac integrated

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Binomial International

• Phoenix

For the development of BCPs on the basis of Windows

Free selection which database to be used

Quick and easy creation of the single components of the BCP

Easy input of information and good information management

Easy updates of the plan

Multi user system

Cooperation of different business departments and units possible

Phoenix modules

-Phoenix Corporte Edition

-Phoenix for Banks

-Phoenix for Credit Unions

-Phoenix for Biotechnology

-Phoenix for Community Hospitals

-Phoenix for Hospitals

-Phoenix for ISPs

-Phoenix Small Business Edition

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Coop Systems

• myCoop 5.3

Supports 7 phases in a web based system

Easy to use

Low costs

Content can be imported

Easy to learn

Object class technology

Can be customized during the complete life cycle of the system

-Languages

-Regions

-Currencies

-Integration into other systems

Modules

-Start, Analysis, Creation, Training, Exercise, Maintenance, Execution, Security

-Regional parameter settings, Integration, Hosting

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eBRP Solutions

• eBRP Toolkit

Offered modules are:

-Risk assessment

o Physical, personal related, business processes, technological systems

-Business impact analysis

o Critical resources, recovery time, customers vendors, finance, dependencies

-Technology modelling

o Hardware inventory, software inventory, network, applications, users

-Plan development & maintenance

o Unlimited amount of plans, built-in web links, built in data links, check list

development, plan linkage, print feature of plans in parts or completely, eMail

notification

-Features

o Web based, unlimited amount of users, role based, access controls, traceability,

import of data sheets, Web services, >100 built-in standard reports

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BRProactive Inc.

• BRProactive

Tour guide for users

Uses Microsoft Word for planning and editing

Very good help functions

No database know how necessary

Integrated full recovery: Main business area, Voice, IP, LAN, Mid-range systems

8 predefined recovery team plans, which can be added initially with information

Resource planning and notification sequence integrated

Industry standards are provided consequently and have been considered during development

Action based approach

Password security

Import and export function for files

Predfined forms which can be used

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Business Protection Systems

• Business Protector Gateway

Web based with browser interface

Specifically for risk management and BCP

Scalable

Outsourced service or own operation

Fast reaching of the targets

High quantity of plans and reports in documents (on-line formats and *.pdf)

Decentral planning with central control

Automatic notification options

On-line reports, notification trees, emergency procedures

Relational database

Simple document management

Connection to external links, documents and databases

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Evergreen Data Continuity Inc.

• Mitigator

Overall business continuity management

Complete company inventory

Business impact analysis

IT Risk Assessment

Application recovery points based on lost data

Recovery analysis based on business requirements versus IT capabilities

Impact analysis based on a malfunction, application failure or general failure

Recovery strategies including cost calculation based in inventory data

Overall business and operative continuity and disaster recovery plans for all company

locations

Creation of recovery teams and task assignment to team members

Test and maintenance of the BCP or DRP

Assists for SOX 404 compliance

Financial and operative risks can be drawn from operative failures

Tons of reports

After installation Mitigator provides loaded potential risks, recovery team tasks and 1000 best

practice proposals

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Grapevine

• Full Command

Transform existing plans in living documents

The process of finding, insertion, registration, evaluation, approval und supporting of

personnel, of resources and documentation is simplified.

Distribution and standardisation of the content of plans over many organisations

Plans can be edited directly by the means of a browser

Maitenance of accurate plan data

Testing of plans

Analysis of vulnerabilities and risks

Reporting

Secure authentication and accesses

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MIR3

• Enterprise

Company wide communication for the major Business, Disaster Recovery, Business Continuity

Role based access control

Intelligent messaging system

Works with Oracle DBs, Peoplesoft applications, MS-Active Directory, SunGard,

Paragon/ePlanner/Revolution, Strohl’s LDRPS and LDAP Implementations

Support for MS-Outlook for Telefone, GSM, Email, Pagers, SMS, Fax and Satellite telefone

systems

Maintenance of Remote- and international business locations, IPCs and WANs

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Sungard

• Business Continuity Solutions

Business and Technology Profile Solution

Business Impact Analysis Solution

End-User Recovery Solution

Information Availability Assessment Solution

Managed Tape Backup Solution

System Recovery Solution

Vaulting and Business Continuity Solution

Paragon

-BCP development

-“What if” scenario development (simulation)

-Messaging, Eskalation

-Maintainance of plans

-Database oriented

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TAMP Systems

• Disaster Recovery System DRS

Scalable

Customizable reporting

Decentral planning possibilities

Role based access control

Automatic plan updates (via external interfaces)

Pratical approach for application functionality to maintain plans without complications

Simple user guidance

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Heine & Partner – Info AG

• Continuity Action Planning Tool

MS-Access based

Registration and maintenance of resources

-Organisational units, persons emergency teams, business functions, technology, software,

data inventory, connections, other aids, dangerous goods

Development of action plans

- Emergency scenarios and recovery strategies, activities and action plans (graphical user

interface)

Output document manager

-Print lists ( report generator for multiple formats)

-Free textpages

-Emegency handbooks and table of content

Administration

-Logging of user activities

-User access control and authentication

Special functions

-Layout of the print output

-Customization of data and field names

-Data import and export

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Tool ranking

• Vendors (personal ranking list)

1 eBRP Solutions Inc. – eBRP Toolkit

2 Strohl Systems, LDRPS

3 Sunguard – Business Continuity Solutions

4 MIR3 – Enterprise

5 EverGreen – Mitigator

6 Heine & Partner – Continuity Action Planning Tool

7 Grapevine Software – Full Command

8 Coop-Systems – myCoop

9 Strohl Systems , Incident Manager

10 BRProactive Inc. – BRProcative

11 Business Protection Systems - Business Protector Gateway

12 Binomial International – Phoenix

13 TAMP Systems – Disaster Recovery System

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Tool list prices

• Hersteller

Strohl Systems, LDRPS 115.000 €, Incident Manager 3.0 38.000 €.

Binomial International – Phoenix ca. 80.000 €

Coop-Systems – myCoop ca. 7000 Euro

eBRP Solutions Inc. – eBRP Toolkit ca. 350.000 €

BRProactive Inc. – BRProcative 26.000 €

Business Protection Systems - Business Protector Gateway 150.000 €

EverGreen – Mitigator 120.000 €

Grapevine Software – Full Command 27.000 €

MIR3 – Enterprise from ca. 140.000 €

Sunguard – Business Continuity Solutions – varies from module to module

TAMP Systems – Disaster Recovery System - no price provided

Heine & Partner – Continuity Action Planning Tool 10.000 € SU, 80k Enterprise

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Example of a tool based IT DRP

• Heine & Partner CAPT – Continuity Action Planning Tool

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Advantages and disadvantages of a tool based IT DRP

• Pros

Standardized and customized format of all plans

Simple maintenance and update of plans (via integrity of the software)

Cental policy of the tool and decentral maintenance

Web based access from all over

Access to plans is simple and availability is higher

Customizable layout of lists/reports and plans

Printout of plans in parts which are required

Partly plans for dedicated groups can be printed out

• Cons

Expensive first time investment

Costs for training

Requirement of a handbook

Interfaces most often do not provide what is wished in terms of applications and data

General limitations due to the fact that is is a tool

Additional costs for administration, hosting and maintenance, backup, etc.

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Discussion

Questions

Alexander Tsolkas

CSO

Schenker AG

[email protected]

www.schenker.com

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