A test for a specific disease blood antigen, or protein, following an infection, to understand if the body has produced antibodies to the disease.

An antigen is part of a virus that your immune system uses to recognize as a foreign substance. This signals your body to start making antibodies to fight the virus.

The component of Disaster Recovery that deals specifically with the restoration of business system software and data after the processing platform has been restored or replaced.

The designated area at which employees, visitors, and contractors assemble if evacuated from their building/site.

An individual who has the infection but no symptoms and will not develop them later. Some individuals without symptoms may be able to spread a virus.

A person with competence to conduct an audit.

To create understanding of basic BC issues and limitations. This will enable staff to recognise threats and respond accordingly.

a) The amount of work that accumulates when a system or process is unavailable for a long period of time. This work needs to be processed once the system or process becomes available and may take a considerable amount of time to process. b) A situation whereby a backlog of work requires more time to action than is available through normal working patterns. In extreme circumstances, the backlog may become so large that the backlog cannot be cleared.

A process by which data (electronic or paper-based) and programs are copied in some form so as to be available and used if the original data from which it originated are lost, destroyed or corrupted.

An independent source of power, usually fueled by diesel, propane or natural gas.