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  "request": "Triage Jira ticket MZCLD-3696: Complete the Cloud Business Impact Assessment (BIA) and Disaster Recovery Plan (DRP)",
  "references": [
    "https://mozilla-hub.atlassian.net/browse/MZCLD-3696"
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summary

MZCLD-3696 is a Backlog-status ticket tracking remediation of ISO 27001 audit finding #22 (Annex 5.29, Information security during disruption). It requires producing a Cloud Business Impact Assessment (BIA) identifying critical cloud applications/services and their recovery objectives (RTO/RPO), plus a Disaster Recovery Plan (DRP) that documents DR testing frequency and responsibilities. The ticket has no comments yet and is not linked to a Confluence runbook — the only referenced source is an external Google Sheet of audit findings. The BIA's output (critical cloud app list) is explicitly called out as a hard dependency/blocking input for a separate user access review effort, so sequencing matters. This is a compliance-driven, cross-functional deliverable rather than a discrete engineering task, and as filed it lacks acceptance criteria, an owner, sub-tasks, or a target date tied to audit remediation deadlines.

findings

• Ticket originates from ISO 27001 audit finding #22 (Annex 5.29) citing lack of a defined/documented BCP and DR testing frequency.
• Scope combines two substantial deliverables: a Cloud BIA (critical app/service inventory + recovery objectives) and a DRP (including documented testing cadence and responsible parties). These are typically tracked as separate workstreams with their own review/approval cycles.
• The BIA has a downstream dependency: the user access review initiative needs the BIA's list of critical cloud applications as an input, so BIA completion should be prioritized/sequenced ahead of or in parallel with kicking off DRP work.
• Supporting source material is an external Google Sheet, not a Confluence page; no runbook or design doc link was found in the ticket to pull additional context from.
• Ticket has zero comments and remains in Backlog status, with no assignee, acceptance criteria, sub-tasks, or target completion date evident from the fields pulled — indicating it has not yet been scoped/planned despite being tied to an audit finding that likely has a remediation deadline.

proposed actions

Triage notes:

This ticket addresses ISO 27001 audit finding #22 (Annex 5.29) and bundles two deliverables: (1) a Cloud Business Impact Assessment (BIA) identifying critical cloud apps/services with RTO/RPO, and (2) a Disaster Recovery Plan (DRP) with documented DR testing frequency and ownership. Recommend the following before this moves out of Backlog:

1. Confirm the audit remediation deadline for finding #22 and set a target date on this ticket accordingly.
2. Split into two linked sub-tasks/epics: 'Cloud BIA' and 'Cloud DRP', since the BIA's critical-app list must land first and is a blocking dependency for the separate user access review work.
3. Assign an owner (likely Security/Compliance + Cloud Ops) and identify stakeholders needed to validate criticality tiers per application/service.
4. Migrate the findings/source data from the linked Google Sheet into a durable, access-controlled location (e.g., Confluence) once work begins, so it can be referenced by both the BIA and the user access review effort.
5. Define acceptance criteria for 'complete' (e.g., signed-off BIA doc, DRP doc with named DR test cadence and RACI, first scheduled DR test).

Flagging for prioritization given the audit linkage and downstream dependency on the user access review workstream.

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      "summary": "Complete the Cloud Business Impact Assessment (BIA) and Disaster Recovery Plan (DRP)",
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      "description_text": "Background ISO audit finding #22 (Annex 5.29, Information security during disruption) states that Mozilla has not formally defined or documented the frequency for conducting Business Continuity Plan (BCP) and Disaster Recovery (DR) testing. On the cloud side we also lack a completed Business Impact Assessment identifying which applications and services are critical and what their recovery objectives are. Goal Produce a completed Cloud BIA and an accompanying Disaster Recovery Plan, including documented DR testing frequency and responsibilities. Notes The BIA output \u2014 the definitive list of critical cloud applications \u2014 is the input to the user access review work, so this should land first. Findings source: https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1Nohasbf1LpY9VsjJjy5Dx40cYOSLIUPP32-UEVOIxik/edit?gid=0#gid=0",
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