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Business Continuity Planning glossary
Terms used in Business Continuity Planning and its documentation.
Applies to Business Continuity Planning as it works today. Moraph updates the platform continuously, and this page is reviewed when it changes.
Terms used in Business Continuity Planning and its documentation.
| Term | Meaning |
|---|---|
| Business impact analysis | An assessment of each unit's critical processes, their dependencies and how quickly they must recover. |
| Recovery time objective | The time within which the business needs a process or application restored. |
| Recovery capability | The recovery time IT has recorded or shown in testing for an application or system. |
| Recovery gap | Where the recovery time the business needs is shorter than IT's recorded capability. |
| Tabletop exercise | A discussion-based exercise walking through a scenario and the plan's response. |
| Plan owner | The person who keeps a unit's impact analysis and plan current. |
| Change request | A logged request to Moraph to change configuration, approved by your organization. |
| Configuration baseline | The approved set of questionnaires, templates, workflows and settings Moraph maintains for your program. |
| Cut-over | The date from which plans and records are maintained only in the platform. |
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