IEEE - WHITE PAPER DIGITAL RESILIENCE IC ACTIVITY-FPDRF
DIGITAL RESILIENCE IC ACTIVITY FOUNDATIONAL PRINCIPLES FOR DIGITAL RESILIENCE FRAMEWORK
| Organization: | IEEE |
| Publication Date: | 1 January 2021 |
| Status: | active |
| Page Count: | 30 |
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PURPOSE
Keeping in view the need to redesign systems, the intent is to develop a holistic Digital Resilience Framework. To that end, foundational principles have been developed that will be reflected in the framework, which will guide individuals, organizations, and communities in assessing and crafting a strategy to address the immediate threats of COVID-19 and build long-term resilience in a holistic and integrated manner across society, the economy, and the environment. The framework comprises 25 elements across four interrelated pillars: (1) foundational; (2) human; (3) environmental; and (4) cross-cutting themes. They are essential for strengthening communities and countries against future shocks and crises, and enabling citizens to fully reap the benefits of digital technologies and improve their lives.
This framework is for use by all individuals, private organizations, and government agencies involved in ensuring the well-being of society as a whole and its individual segments through digitalization in the face of disruptions caused by catastrophes like COVID-19. The implementation of this framework should be viewed as a supplement to existing resilience ecosystems. In addition, close consideration should be given to the role of this framework in safeguarding the most vulnerable sections of society.
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