Criterion CC9.1The entity identifies, selects, and develops risk mitigation activities for risks arising from potential business disruptions.
What it says
The entity identifies, selects, and develops risk mitigation activities for risks arising from potential business disruptions.
SOC 2, the trust services criteria, CC9.1
What is in the packs for this
Each one helps with this requirement.
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Trust Services Criteria Response Register
in SOC 2 Report ReadinessThe register has a row for this criterion, for you to write down your own controls, owners and evidence against it. Lists the 61 Trust Services Criteria by number and series title, with blank columns for your own controls, owners and evidence. It makes no coverage claim. - Word
Business Continuity & ICT Resilience Policy
in Business Continuity, Disaster Recovery & Cyber ResilienceIts Framework References cite this criterion. Commits the organisation to continuity and recovery objectives; the resilience domain's single policy. - Excel
Business Impact Analysis Questionnaire
in Business Continuity, Disaster Recovery & Cyber ResilienceIts Framework References cite this criterion. Gathers each critical service's business impact analysis with its business owner, process by process: busy periods, the least each process needs, and the harm over time that sets the service's maximum tolerable downtime. - Word
Site & Business Unit Continuity Plan Template
in Business Continuity, Disaster Recovery & Cyber ResilienceIts Framework References cite this criterion. One site's or business unit's plan for losing its building, a large part of its people, a supplier or its systems, with the first steps, the minimum resources and the vital records.
Criterion text: 2017 Trust Services Criteria (with revised points of focus, 2022). © 2022 Association of International Certified Professional Accountants. All rights reserved. COSO principles © 2019 Committee of Sponsoring Organizations of the Treadway Commission (COSO). All rights reserved. Reproduced from copies of AICPA's published text, which come from two lineages (the AICPA document in two versions, and one structured-data publisher) and agree across them; check it against AICPA's own before relying on it.