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CERT Resilience Management Model, Version 1.0

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Specific goalA required model component that describes the unique characteristics that must be present tosatisfy the process area. (See related glossary terms “process area” and “required component.”)Specific practiceAn expected model component that is considered important in achieving the associated specificgoal. The specific practices describe the activities expected to result in achievement of the specificgoals of a process area. (See related glossary terms “expected component,” “process area,” and“specific goal.”)StaffAll people, both internal and external to the organization, employed in some manner by theorganization to perform a role or fulfill a responsibility that contributes to meeting theorganization’s goals and objectives. Does not include those in managerial roles.StakeholderA person or organization that has a vested interest in the organization or its activities. (See relatedglossary terms “communications stakeholder” and “monitoring stakeholder.”)Standard processAn operational definition of the basic process that guides the establishment of a common processin an organization. A standard process describes the fundamental process elements that areexpected to be incorporated into any defined process. It also describes relationships (e.g.,ordering, interfaces) among these process elements. [OPD] (See related glossary term “definedprocess.”)Strategic objectives (strategic drivers)Strategic objectives are the performance targets that the organization sets to accomplish itsmission, vision, values, and purpose. [EF]Strategic planningThe process of developing strategic objectives and plans for meeting these objectives. [EF]SubprocessA process that is part of a larger process. A subprocess can be decomposed into subprocesses orprocess elements. [OPD] (See related glossary terms “process” and “process element.”)Succession planningA form of continuity planning for vital staff and/or decision making management focused onproviding a smooth transition for vital roles and sustaining the high-value services of theorganization. [PM]SupplierAn internal or external organization or contractor who supplies key products and services to theorganization to contribute to accomplishing the missions of its high-value services.SustainMaintain in a desired operational state.236 | CMU/SEI-2010-TR-012

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