Enterprise Backup & Data Recovery
Institutional data and records must be protected and managed in such a way as to prevent loss or destruction. This standard applies to all individuals within the UTSA enterprise who are responsible for the installation and support of information resources, individuals charged with information resources security and Data Owners. |
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All UTSA data must be backed up according to risk management plans developed by the Data Owner.
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Backup media must have, at a minimum, the following identifying markers that can be readily displayed by labels and/or a bar-coding system:
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System name
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Creation date
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Sensitivity Classification
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UTSA contact information
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Physical-access controls implemented at off-site backup storage locations must meet or exceed the physical access controls of the source systems. Additionally, backup media must be protected in accordance with the highest UTSA sensitivity level.
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A process must be implemented to verify the operability of the UTSA electronic information backup, including periodic testing, to ensure that backups are recoverable.
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Procedures involving UTSA and the off-site backup storage vendor(s), if any, must be documented and reviewed at least annually.
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Each department must maintain a documented recovery plan designed to restore service in the event of a disaster or significant outage.
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References for This Standard:
Texas Administrative Code 202.75, (7),(E), Backup – Recovery.
Texas Administrative Code 202. 74 Business Continuity Planning
University of Texas System Information Resources Use and Security Policy,Procedures, section 5, Backup-Recovery of Network Servers and Data.
Last Revision:
August 20, 2010 |
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