4 Companies should determine a recovery objective to restore normal operations (5) Division 5 Companies shall arrange business continuity planning for supporting business continuity (6) Division 6
from major operational disruption to ensure prioritization of systems, processes and resources required for effective recovery of business operations. Clause 4 Business continuity plan in accordance with
disruptions to ensure prioritization of systems, processes and resources required for effective recovery of business operations. Clause 6. A securities company shall establish in writing a business continuity
Management Companies; Chairman, Securities Analysts Association; Chairman, the Thai Life Assurance Association; Secretary General, the Thai Bankers’ Association; and Secretary General, the Foreign Banks
Exchange Commission have suggested investment in the offered units of the CIS; nor contain any assurance in relation to the value or returns on the offered units of the CIS; nor shall certify the accuracy
contain any assurance in relation to the value or returns on the offered units of the CIS; nor shall certify the accuracy and completeness of information contained in the registration statement. If the
Cc: Chairman, Association of Securities Companies; Chairman, Association of Investment Management Companies; Chairman, Securities Analysts Association; Chairman, The Thai Life Assurance Association
level agreement, recovery time objectives (RTO) and recovery point objectives (RPO); (6) set forth the liability if the cloud provider is unable to provide services in accordance with the service
information security; (3) define the recovery time objective (RTO) for information system and its priority to be recovered based on its criticality and potential impact; (4) consider redundant information