+13.1.3 The relevant entities shall test, review and, where appropriate, update the protection measures on …
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13.1.3 The relevant entities shall test, review and, where appropriate, update the protection measures on …
RequirementThe relevant entities shall test, review and, where appropriate, update the protection measures on a regular basis or following significant incidents or significant changes to operations or risks. Guidance- Conduct routine tests of protection measures.
- Set up periodic reviews to evaluate the effectiveness of current protection measures.
Examples of evidence- Updated measures to protect against the failure and disruption of supporting utilities, review comments and/or change logs.
- Evidence that the measures that protect supporting utilities against failures and disruptions are deployed and regularly tested.
Tips: guidance- Include a simulated total power failure in the verification of the testing procedure for power generators.
- Make employees aware of dependencies on supporting utilities.
- Train staff in how to respond effectively to failures and disruptions of supporting utilities.
- Set up monitoring systems to detect utility failures or disruptions.
Tips: examples of evidence- Records of internal communications, emails or newsletters highlighting the importance of supporting utilities and their impact on operations.
- Logs demonstrating detection and recording of any utility failures or disruptions.
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