COBIT 5 domain delivery, service and support mapping for business continuity plan
Amirul Iqbal, Widyawan Widyawan, I Wayan Mustika · AIP conference proceedings · 2016
Business Continuity Plan (BCP) is a plan that have function to maintain continuity of business activity during and after the interruption or disaster happen. BCP can be an indicator of how well an organization in prepare to maintain their business activities so that business activities can continue to function even in a state affected by a disruption or disaster. There are several international standards that regulate and provide guidance in establishing BCP. In its implementation, especially for non-profit organizations like educational institutions, diversity factor in forming BCP makes its own difficulties when we want to compare the readiness in the face of a disruption or disaster in an organization to another organization. COBIT 5 is one standard for IT governance that can be used in particular for managing the performance of information technology in a business activity. COBIT 5 can provide direction or guidance on quality systems, planning, management, security, development and management of IT services. This paper aims to map and analyze an IT governance standards, that is COBIT 5 Domain DSS as a framework in making business continuity planning (BCP) for uniformity the formation of BCP and to facilitate the measurement of the organization’s readiness in the face of a disruption or disaster.