TPComps, Service Master, Best Technology, Maintenance Unlimited, and other firms have formed a business relationship to bring a compreshensive crisis management solution to businesses in nothern Ohio. This presentation outlines the companies and thier offerings.
1. North Ohio Crisis Management CooperativeBusiness Overview Slides Presentation to explain the offering
2. Introduction to TPComps Introduction to ServiceMaster Introduction to Best Technology Strategy Introduction to NEOMA How this cooperative works together Example event Contents
3. Leader in Business Resiliency Planning founded in 1993 Publications and Articles: PACC Progress, News-Herald, COSE Update, Ohio Bar Association newsletter, blog Staff Certifications: CISM, CISSP, IAM, BCMMA, QGCS, cbcp Affiliations: ISSA, CPO, ISACA, NOFI, ICOR, CERT, PCPA Memberships: PACC, COSE, DIBS, EBG
4. Resiliency Planning Overview Business Impact Analysis (BIA) / Business Continuity Maturity Model Assessment (BCMMA) / BOST Diagram Uncover possible hidden or inherent threats or risks from neighbors, environment, or system processes Reference to frameworks (NFPA, CobIT, ITIL, ITGC, etc.) for standardization Understanding of business critical processes, operations, and applications Ability to link failures to financial and non-financial impact costs Clarify and justify RCOs, RTOs, and RPOs (Recovery ** Objectives: Capacity, Time, Point) Prioritize risk mitigation based on quantitative data with a management review meeting to discuss findings Report listing reviewed findings, remediation actions, and potential next steps Security Assessments (continuation of the BIA process) QualysGuard mapping and vulnerability management external report identifies all computer resources across all platforms (Windows, Linux, Unix, etc.) QualysGuard used for audit and compliance (SOX, HIPAA, PCI, internal policy, etc.) verification that can be presented to partners and auditors Report on exposure evaluation, potential risks, and threats (building, access, utilities, environment, location, etc.) with an eye on your secureness and recoverability and tied to current HR policies Disaster Recovery (DR) Planning (continuation of the BIA process) Understanding of why having a data backup is not disaster recovery Develop response procedures (identification, declaration, escalation, notification, communication, etc.) Develop team procedures (IT, Finance, etc.) to handle unique interruptions (PC crash, fire, etc.) Develop restoration procedures (personnel, IT, facilities, telecom, clients/vendors/suppliers, equipment, etc.) Correlate procedures to RCOs, RTOs, and RPOs to ensure business drivers are realized, adjust any as needed Testing of all plans and procedures to verify they are complete and workable when time is critical and resources may be short Training of staff on the plan and their roles in the recovery
5. Resiliency Planning Overview Business Continuity (BC) Planning (continuation of the DR process) Recovery efforts may take months with operations resuming at different facilities or on different equipment Develop operational continuance procedures (Payroll, Invoicing, etc.) without access to the core systems Develop alternative staffing plans for possible shift changes or remote work Develop supplier plans and alternative supply channels to ship and receive resource materials Identify protection mechanisms for critical forms, papers, and supplies that are irreplaceable or require long lead times Review insurance policies to ensure adequate coverage protection limits Exercise plans to verify workability and Train staff on alternative work processes Life Continuity Planning (Unique no- or low-cost business benefit) Lunchtime introductory training session available for employees and their families Evaluate exposures to potential risks and threats (building, access, utilities, environment, location, etc.) with an eye on secureness and recoverability Assistance to create a supply kit tailored to the family with home inventory, medical records & key documents Develop the core plans (evacuation, communication, meeting, etc.) Education on information security concerns (PC crash, PC hacking, ID theft, etc.) and ways to avoid common events Review insurance policies to ensure adequate coverage protection limits Coordination of plans with work, schools, neighbors, and religious institution Ongoing Support Plans must remain current to be effective and useable - Quarterly, biannual, or annual reviews available Provide executive statements or reviews as needed to meet upstream requirements or audits Non-major adjustments to the current plans are part of the maintenance agreement Priority support and guidance are given during a recovery event, up to and including on- site staff
6. Thank You Questions, Comments, or Concerns Ted Kozenko,CISM, CISSP, IAM, BCMMA, QGCS TPComps LLC P. O. Box 1303 Mentor, OH 44061-1303 phone (440) 375-0088 fax (440) 354-2527 Planning@TPComps.com http://www.tpcomps.com TedKozenko or TPComps TedKozenko or TPComps TPComps TedKozenko3 “Life is thickly sown with thorns, and I know no other remedy than to pass quickly through them. The longer we dwell on our misfortunes, the greater their power to harm us.” –Voltaire
7. Every Disaster, large or small, presents unique challenges in terms of recovery, clean-up, and restoration. ServiceMaster Clean’s expert staff is always on-call to respond to your emergency at any hour...day or night! ServiceMaster Clean leads the restoration industry in quality and customer satisfaction. Our commitment to superior results, courteous and timely customer support, and conscientious cost control is reflected in our unconditional guarantee.
11. Any unsalvageable materials coming out of your building will come back to our office to be sorted for recycling, rather than going in your dumpsters or directly to the landfill.
12. Will provide upon request a manifest with percentages of material recycled. Please go to www.svmameristeam.com to watch us in action!
13. Questions? Jaime Shoens Sr. Account Manager ServiceMaster by Ameri-Steam 5280 West 161st Street • Brook Park, OH 44142 Office: 216.271.7223 Cell: 216.509.1221
28. NORTHEAST OHIOMAINTENANCE ASSOCIATION The Leading Authority in Strategic Infrastructure Management Sustained Facilities Maintenance Green Technology Implementation
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30. We act as a one-call, single-source facility management resource
31. We take a preemptive approach to systems maintenance
35. Work with your existing staff to augment their efforts or provide outsourced resources Provide a planning methodology to potentially avoid interruptions Provide the execution of proven plans when time is critical and resources may be short Can provide a one-call solution Help you control costs by moving from reactive management to proactive planning How This Helps Your Business
36. Provides an implementation of the Voluntary Private Sector Preparedness Accreditation and Certification Program (aka Title IX of US Public Law 110-53 / The Public-Private Readiness Preparedness Act) and other regulations How This Helps Your Business
37. Payroll Interruption due to a water leak TPComps coordinates the recovery effort: works to activate alternative plans, coordinates crisis communications, and provides updates to all stakeholders ServiceMaster handles the water removal and remediation Maintenance Unlimited / NEOMA handles the physical pipe and building repairs Best Technology handles the rebuild of the damaged payroll server Situation Example
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