FEMA National Continuity Programs has developed this toolkit to provide partners at all levels of government, private and nonprofit sectors with tools, templates and resources to help implement concepts found in the Continuity Guidance Circular (CGC). These resources are intended to help your organization develop and maintain a successful continuity program and plan.
The CGC provides guidance to the whole community efforts in developing and maintaining the capability to ensure continuity of operations, continuity of government, and enduring constitutional government during an emergency that disrupts normal operations.
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Continuity Guidance Circular
This document guides whole community efforts to develop and maintain the capability to ensure continuity of operations, continuity of government, and enduring constitutional government during an emergency that disrupts normal operations.
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Circular de Guías de Continuidad
Maintaining Whole Community Resilience and Continuity
Organizations across the whole community face new manmade threats, such as cyber attacks, with impacts to critical infrastructure that disrupt normal operations. These resources provide a range of considerations, questions and links to help organizations across the whole community plan how to continue to perform essential functions and services when facing a cyber attack with impacts to critical infrastructure that disrupt normal operations.
Maintaining Federal Mission Resilience and Continuity
Federal Departments and Agencies (D/As) must continuously maintain the capability and capacity to perform essential functions and services, without time delay, regardless of threats or conditions, and with the understanding that adequate warning of a threat may not be available. These resources provide a range of considerations, questions and links to help D/As plan how to maintain Federal mission resilience and continuity when facing new manmade threats, such as cyber attacks with impacts to critical infrastructure, that disrupt normal operations.