Integrity Training – Disaster Recovery Engineer

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  BCP Design and Development Phases (0:24)

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  BCP Policy Draft Cycle (1:46)

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  Project Management (1:07)

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  BCP Step 3: Continuity Planning (0:55)

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  Continuity Planning Sub-Task 1: Strategy Development (1:03)

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  Continuity Planning Sub-Task 2: Provisions and Processes (2:26)

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  BCP and DRP Objectives (2:35)

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  BCP and DRP Objectives Contd… (1:10)

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  Demo – FFIEC BCP for Financial Institutions (15:32)

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  Module 4 Review (0:18)

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  Quiz 4

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  BCP Plan Approval and Implementation (0:18)

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  BCP Step 4: BCP Plan Approval and Implementation (1:33)

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  BCP Step 4: BCP Plan Approval and Implementation Contd… (1:20)

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  Training and Education (3:03)

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  Benefits of Documenting the BCP (2:00)

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  BCP Documentation (1:53)

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  BCP Documentation Contd… (2:30)

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  BCP Documentation Contd… (2:45)

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  BCP Documentation Contd… (3:17)

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  Module 5 Review (1:05)

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  Quiz 5

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  Testing and Validating the Plan (0:53)

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  Testing the DRP (1:20)

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  Reasons to Test (3:45)

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  Documenting Test Process (3:35)

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  Test Types (0:39)

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  Test Types: Checklist (1:03)

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  Test Types: Structured Walk-Through (1:12)

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  Test Types: Simulation (1:09)

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  Test Types: Parallel (0:55)

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  Test Types: Full-Interruption (1:28)

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  Data Recovery Plan Maintenance (1:18)

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  Emergency Response (2:56)

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  BCP and DRP Maintenance (2:58)

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  Demo – Ready.gov Business Continuity Planning Suite (60:34)

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  Module 6 Review (0:30)

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  Quiz 6

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  IT Recovery Strategies (0:20)

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  Operations: Recovery and Restoration (7:50)

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  Hardware Failure (3:47)

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  Reasons to Develop a Comprehensive DR Plan (5:56)

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  Reasons to Develop a Comprehensive DR Plan Contd… (5:44)

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  Justifying DR Planning (4:48)

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  Recovery Strategy Insurance Coverage (1:32)

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  Disaster/Property Insurance (3:37)

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  Disaster/Property Insurance Contd… (3:32)

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  Recovery Strategy Business Unit and Functional Priorities (2:15)

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  Recovery Strategy Crisis Management & Emergency Communications (3:36)

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  Work Group Recovery (1:02)

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  Backups and Offsite Storage (1:25)

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  Types of Backups (3:06)

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  Backup Tape Formats (1:47)

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  Backup Best Practices (2:59)

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  Software Escrow Arrangements (1:50)

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  Additional DRP Factors (3:29)

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  Alternate Processing Sites (1:04)

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  Cold Site (1:46)

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  Warm Site (2:47)

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  Hot Site (1:06)

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  Mobile Sites (1:51)

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  Service Bureaus (2:20)

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  Multiple Processing Centers / Multiple Sites (2:01)

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  Redundant Site (1:06)

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  Mutual Aid/Assistance Agreements (3:38)

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  Mutual Aid/Assistance Agreements Contd… (1:32)

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  Transaction Redundancy Implementations (3:47)

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  Transaction Redundancy Implementations Contd… (2:15)

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  Recovery Plan Development (1:22)

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  Recovery Plan Development Contd… (3:21)

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  Cloud Strategies (2:15)

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  Module 7 Review (0:21)

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  Quiz 7

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  Conclusion and Next Steps (1:03)

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  Summary (1:44)

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  BCP References (0:56)

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  Quiz 8

Forex Trading – Foreign Exchange Course

Want to learn about Forex?

Foreign exchange, or forex, is the conversion of one country’s currency into another.
In a free economy, a country’s currency is valued according to the laws of supply and demand.
In other words, a currency’s value can be pegged to another country’s currency, such as the U.S. dollar, or even to a basket of currencies.
A country’s currency value may also be set by the country’s government.
However, most countries float their currencies freely against those of other countries, which keeps them in constant fluctuation.