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Background Capabilities Concepts

Background Capabilities Concepts. Capabilities. Project Management Project Development Technology Research & Review Industry Standards and Code Review Product Development Research. API SVT. SVT Standard

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Background Capabilities Concepts

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  1. Background Capabilities Concepts

  2. Capabilities • Project Management • Project Development • Technology Research & Review • Industry Standards and Code Review • Product Development • Research

  3. API SVT SVT Standard http://new.api.org/policy/otherissues/upload/SecurityGuideEd3.pdf

  4. SVT Security Excursion Protection SEP Definition—for the purpose of this paper, SEP is defined as the layers of protection (Prevention) employed at a given facility to prevent a security excursion. Example includes CCTV, Access Control, Area Personal Monitoring. Security Excursion Remediation SER Definition—for the purpose of this paper, SER is defined as the layers of measured response that inhibit a catastrophic failure upon a breach of security. Example Security Response Plans, Facility Sweep and Control plans Security Excursion Mitigation SEM Definition—for the purpose of this paper, SEM is defined as the layers of protection and response plans inherent to a facility design which lessen the impact of a catastrophic breach in security. Examples Limited inventory, Press Control, Post Incident Security Plan

  5. Business Interruption Business Interruption Protection BIP Definition—for the purpose of this paper, BIP is defined as the layers of protection (Prevention) employed by a given business entity to prevent a business interruption caused by a security breach. Example includes Business Interruption Remediation BIR Definition—for the purpose of this paper, BIR is defined as the layers of protection employed by a given business entity that provide a controlled response to a security breach which inhibits a measurable impact to business. Example includes alternate supply, purchased product from competitor or purchased/leased equipment. Business Interruption Mitigation/ Emergency Response BIM Definition—for the purpose of this paper, BIM is defined as the layers of protection employed by a given business entity to lessen the impact or potential consequences caused by a catastrophic failure of a supply chain caused by a breach in security. Examples Contract Penalty Language, Crisis Management Plan.

  6. Corporate Survivability Corporate Reputation Protection CRP Definition— for the purpose of this paper, CRP is defined as the layers of protection (Prevention) employed at a corporate level that prevent a security event which may adversely affect a corporate reputation. Corporate Reputation Remediation CRR Definition— for the purpose of this paper, CRR is defined as the layers of protection employed at a corporate level that provide a controlled response which inhibits the measurable impact of loss of corporate reputation. Corporate Reputation Mitigation/ Emergency Response CRM Definition— for the purpose of this paper, CRM is defined as the layers of protection employed at a corporate level that lessen the impact or consequences of catastrophic business interruption to corporation, market segment and community..

  7. SVT Business Interruption Corporate Reputation GCPS Approach

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