SI-13(4) PREDICTABLE FAILURE PREVENTION | STANDBY COMPONENT INSTALLATION / NOTIFICATION |
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si-13(4) |
predictable failure prevention | standby component installation / notification |
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assessment objective: Determine if the organization: |
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si-13(4)(a) |
si-13(4)(a)[1] |
defines a time period for standby information system components to be successfully and transparently installed when information system component failures are detected; |
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si-13(4)(a)[2] |
ensures that the standby components are successfully and transparently installed within the organization-defined time period; |
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si-13(4)(b) |
si-13(4)(b)[1] |
defines an alarm to be activated when information system component failures are detected; |
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si-13(4)(b)[2] |
if information system component failures are detected, does one or more of the following: |
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si-13(4)(b)[2][a] |
activates the organization-defined alarm; and/or |
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si-13(4)(b)[2][b] |
automatically shuts down the information system. |
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potential assessment methods and objects: Examine: [select from: System and information integrity policy; procedures addressing predictable failure prevention; information system design documentation; information system configuration settings and associated documentation; list of actions to be taken once information system component failure is detected; information system audit records; other relevant documents or records]. Interview: [select from: Organizational personnel with responsibility for MTTF activities; organizational personnel with information security responsibilities; system/network administrators; organizational personnel with contingency planning responsibilities]. Test: [select from: Organizational processes for managing MTTF; automated mechanisms supporting and/or implementing transparent installation of standby components; automated mechanisms supporting and/or implementing alarms or system shutdown if component failures are detected]. |