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IT Certifications
Disaster Recovery
Certified Disaster Recovery Engineer (CDRE)
Certification Course
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2409 enrolled on this course
Last updated 11/2021
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Description
The Certified Disaster Recovery Engineer (CDRE) course is based on the curriculum recommended by Mile2 for the CDRE certification. CDRE is a vendor-neutral certification that enables the candidates to learn and implement ways to respond in a disaster situation. This includes threats such as cyber-crime, information leakage, natural calamity and power shut-down etc. The course also enables the students to establish business continuity and disaster recovery plans based on the industry best-practices.
The goal of Certified Disaster Recovery Engineer (CDRE) course is to enable the candidates to keep the critical business functions of any organization operational during the time of crisis or disaster. The main component of any organization that is most critical for its survival is information technology. All of the systems in a modern enterprise depend on the IT infrastructure. Hence, the need to have a comprehensive DR & BCP plan is very essential for any organization.
Exam Information
The Certified Disaster Recovery Engineer exam is taken online through Mile2’s Assessment and Certification System (“MACS”), which is accessible on your mile2 account. The exam will take 2 hours and consist of 100 multiple choice questions.
Who this course is for:
IT security managers and officers
Risk managers
Project managers
Datacenter managers
BCP engineers
IS control assessors
What you'll learn
After successfully completing the course, the students shall be able to:
Detect security threats and risks
Attribute the identified threats and risks to suspects
Design and implement a security solution to mitigate risk and threats
Accurately report the results
Requirements
- You will need a copy of Adobe XD 2019 or above. A free trial can be downloaded from Adobe.
- No previous design experience is needed.
- No previous Adobe XD skills are needed.
Course Content
27 sections • 95 lectures
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1.1-Course Introduction
1.2-Business Continuity and Disaster Recovery Introduction
1.3-Course Outline
1.4-C)DRE – What is The Focus?
1.5-C)DRE – What is The Focus?
1.6-Chapter 1 Topics: What Will We Cover?
1.7-Section 1: Introduction to Business Continuity Management
1.8-Chapter 1 Topics
1.9-The BCMS Model
1.10-The Business Continuity Management Concept
1.11-Business Continuity Management - An Enterprise View
1.12-BCM Lifecycle
1.13-Chapter 1 Topics
1.14-Business Continuity Planning (BCP)
1.15-Chapter 1 Topics
1.16-Disaster Recovery Planning (DRP)
1.17-What is a Disaster?
1.18-Chapter 1 Topics
1.19-BCP/DRP Trends
1.20-Purpose of BCP/DRP Program
1.21-BCP Planning Model
1.22-BCP Planning Model
1.23-BCP Planning Model
1.24-BCP Planning Model
1.25-Section 2: Project Initiation – Phase 1
1.26-Project Initiation
1.27-Establishing the need for a BCP
1.28-Project Initiation
1.29-Project Initiation
1.30-Challenges to Effective BCP Completion
1.31-Project Initiation
1.32-Project Initiation
1.33-Project Initiation
1.34-Project Initiation
1.35-Project Initiation
1.36-Project Initiation
1.37-Project Initiation
1.38-End of Chapter 1
1.39-Quiz 1
2.1-Business Impact and Risk Analysis
2.2-Course Outline
2.3-BCP Planning Model
2.4-Chapter 2 Topics: What Are We Covering?
2.5-Section 1: BCP Planning Phase – Functional Requirement Phase
2.6-What is a BIA?
2.7-BIA Terminology
2.8-Maximum Tolerable Downtime
2.9-Recovery Time Objective
2.10-Recovery Time Examples
2.11-Recovery Point Objective
2.12-Where do we start?
2.13-BCP Kickoff Meeting
2.14-BIA Process
2.15-BIA Process
2.16-BIA Process- Disaster Mode Staffing
2.17-Preparing for the BIA Interviews
2.18-Conducting the Interviews
2.19-Conducting the Interviews
2.20-Notes on Data Collection
2.21-Notes on Data Collection
2.22-Notes on Data Collection
2.23-Notes on Data Collection
2.24-Notes on Data Collection
2.25-Notes on Data Collection
2.26-Identify Dependencies
2.27-Identify Dependencies
2.28-Identify Dependencies
2.29-Finalize Data Analysis
2.30-BIA Report
2.31-Presentation to Senior Management
2.32-BIA Summary
2.33-Section 2: Risk Analysis
2.34-Functional Requirements
2.35-Threats to Business Process
2.36-Causes of Unplanned Downtime
2.37-Risk Examples
2.38-Risk Analysis Terminology
2.39-Risk Analysis Terminology
2.40-Risk Analysis Activities
2.41-Exposure Inventory
2.42-Business Process Inventory
2.43-Statement of Risk
2.44-Statement of Risk
2.45-Risk Control Definition
2.46-Identifying Existing Controls
2.47-Controls
2.48-Risk Analysis
2.49-Risk Analysis
2.50-Risk Assessment Report
2.51-Risk Analysis Summary
2.52-End of Chapter 2
2.53-Quiz 2
3.1-BCP and DRP Design
3.2-Course Outline
3.3-What are we covering?
3.4-BCP Planning Model
3.5-Section 1: BC Plan Design
3.6-Design & Development Phase
3.7-BCP Design
3.8-BCP Design
3.9-BCP Design
3.10-BCP Design
3.11-BCP Design
3.12-Emergency Response & Operations
3.13-Emergency Response Components
3.14-Develop ER Procedures
3.15-ER Sources for Assistance
3.16-BCP Design
3.17-BCP Design
3.18-Site Recovery & Resumption
3.19-Restoration of Primary Site
3.20-Return to Primary Site
3.21-BCP Design
3.22-Section 2: Disaster Recovery Plan
3.23-DR Plan Development
3.24-DR Plan Development
3.25-DR Plan Development
3.26-DR Plan Development
3.27-DR Plan Development
3.28-DR Plan Design
3.29-End of Chapter 3
3.30-Quiz 3
4.1-IT Recovery Strategies
4.2-Course Outline
4.3-Chapter 4 Topics: What Are We Covering?
4.4-BCP Planning Model
4.5-Section 1: BCP Planning Phases - IT Recovery Strategies
4.6-IT Recovery Strategies
4.7-IT Recovery Strategies
4.8-IT Recovery Strategies
4.9-IT Recovery Strategies
4.10-IT Recovery Strategies
4.11-IT Recovery Strategies
4.12-IT Recovery Strategies
4.13-IT Recovery Strategies
4.14-IT Recovery Strategies
4.15-IT Recovery Strategies
4.16-IT Recovery Strategies
4.17-IT Recovery Strategies
4.18-Section 2: DR Site Strategies
4.19-DR Site Strategies
4.20-DR Site Strategies
4.21-DR Site Strategies
4.22-DR Site Strategies
4.23-DR Site Strategies
4.24-DR Site Strategies
4.25-DR Site Strategies
4.26-High Availability
4.27-End of Chapter 4
4.28-Quiz 4
5.1-IT Resiliency
5.2-Course Outline
5.3-Chapter 5 Topics: What Are We Covering?
5.4-BCP Planning Model
5.5-Areas of IT Resiliency
5.6-Section 1: BCP Planning Phases – IT Resiliency
5.7-Data Center Resiliency
5.8-Data Center Resiliency
5.9-Data Center Resiliency
5.10-Data Center Resiliency
5.11-Data Center Resiliency
5.12-Data Center Resiliency
5.13-Areas of IT Resiliency
5.14-Areas of IT Resiliency
5.15-Areas of IT Resiliency
5.16-Areas of IT Resiliency
5.17-Areas of IT Resiliency
5.18-Areas of IT Resiliency
5.19-Section 2: IT Recovery
5.20-Examples of IT Recovery
5.21-Tape Backups
5.22-Tape Vault Facilities
5.23-Disk Backups
5.24-DIY Disk Backups
5.25-Backup Appliance
5.26-Data Archiving
5.27-Systems Replication
5.28-SAN Replication
5.29-Virtual Server Replication
5.30-Application Redundancy
5.31-Voice & Networking Strategies
5.32-End of Chapter 5
5.33-Quiz 5
6.1-Implementation Phase
6.2-Course Outline
6.3-BCP Planning Model
6.4-Chapter 6 Topics: What Are We Covering?
6.5-Section 1: BCP Planning Phases - Implementation Phase
6.6-Implementation of BCP
6.7-Responsibility for BCP Implementation
6.8-Determine Cost Estimates
6.9-Management Approval and Funding
6.10-Install & Configure
6.11-Detailed Documentation
6.12-Implement Operational Changes
6.13-Procure Facilities & Services
6.14-Section 2: BCP Planning Phases - Awareness and Training
6.15-Awareness & Training
6.16-Awareness & Training
6.17-Awareness
6.18-Training
6.19-End of Chapter 6
6.20-Quiz 6
7.1-Testing and Exercise Phase
7.2-Course Outline
7.3-Chapter 7 Topics: What Are We Covering?
7.4-BCP Planning Model
7.5-Section 1: BCP Planning Phases - Testing & Exercise
7.6-Testing & Exercise Phase
7.7-Testing & Drills
7.8-Progression of Testing Types
7.9-Testing Participants - 1
7.10-Testing Participants - 2
7.11-Testing Post-mortem
7.12-Testing Post-mortem - Lessons Learned
7.13-End of Chapter 7
7.14-Quiz 7
8.1-Maintenance and Execution
8.2-Course Outline
8.3-Chapter 8 Topics: What Are We Covering?
8.4-BCP Planning Model
8.5-Section 1: BCP Planning Phases - Maintenance and updating
8.6-Maintenance Policies and Procedures
8.7-Software Tools for Maintenance
8.8-Plan Maintenance
8.9-Maintenance Schedule and Budgets
8.10-Input Criteria for Plan Maintenance
8.11-Input Criteria for Plan Maintenance
8.12-Input Criteria for Plan Maintenance
8.13-Input Criteria for Plan Maintenance
8.14-Input Criteria for Plan Maintenance
8.15-Input Criteria for Plan Maintenance
8.16-Input Criteria for Plan Maintenance
8.17-Input Criteria for Plan Maintenance
8.18-Input Criteria for Plan Maintenance
8.19-Input Criteria for Plan Maintenance
8.20-Plan Distribution and Security
8.21-Plan Distribution
8.22-Plan Security
8.23-Maintenance Summary
8.24-A Final Word
8.25-BCP Planning Model
8.26-Section 2: BCP Planning Phases - Execution Phase
8.27-BCP Planning Phases
8.28-Executing the Plan
8.29-Execution Phase
8.30-Execution Phase
8.31-Execution Phase
8.32-Sources of Information
8.33-Sources of Information
8.34-Escalation Procedures
8.35-Disaster Declaration Procedures
8.36-Public Relations/Spokesperson Role
8.37-Typical Audiences
8.38-Typical Audiences
8.39-Execution Phase
8.40-ICC Organization
8.41-ICC v/s EOC Organization
8.42-Be Prepared to Work with Public Authorities
8.43-Executing the Plan
8.44-The Plan Worked!
8.45-End of Chapter 8
8.46-Quiz 8
9.1-Pandemics
9.2-Course Outline
9.3-What are we covering?
9.4-What is a Pandemic?
9.5-What is a Pandemic?
9.6-Quick Facts
9.7-Pandemic Frequency
9.8-Effects on Business
9.9-Who Should Plan for Pandemic Influenza?
9.10-Develop a Disaster Plan
9.11-Develop a Disaster Plan
9.12-Planning Checklist
9.13-Communications
9.14-HR Travel Policies
9.15-Physical Resources
9.16-Contamination
9.17-N-95 mask (respirator)
9.18-Pandemics - Work From Home
9.19-Pandemics
9.20-End of Chapter 9
9.21-Quiz 9
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