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COOP Application Testing and Activation Testing Your COOP Periodic testing of the COOP is the responsibility of the individual University Unit to perform as needed to verify that the COOP program is adequate to support the needs of the

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COOP Application
Testing and Activation<br>
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Testing Your COOP Periodic testing of the COOP is the responsibility of the individual University Unit to perform as needed to verify that the COOP program is adequate to support the needs of the University Unit when responding to an emergency, major disruption, or natural or man-made disaster during an emergency.
Along with verifying needed capabilities are in place, a major objective of such exercises includes identifying challenges or weakness in plan/procedures so that University Units can determine what specific improvements or refinements are necessary.
This activity is especially important for University Unit services that are dependent on information technology resources, research infrastructure facilities, etc. Although we recommend the COOP be verified on at least an annual basis, the testing frequency and regimen will depend on the capabilities that are required to be available and is left for each University Unit to determine.

Strategies for conducting such activities include:

Tabletop Exercises which are discussion-based sessions where team members meet in an informal setting to discuss their roles during an emergency and their responses to a particular emergency or disaster situation;
Annual functional testing exercises including internal personnel, and third-party providers, where applicable, to verify information technology (IT) recovery capabilities are sufficient to respond to an emergency or disaster situation;
Developing a COOP or DR test plan to guide the exercise;
Verifying the ability to restore application systems and data from backup or replica copies;
Verifying that essential staff and contact information are current;
Verifying the ability to meet time and recovery point objectives;
Collaborating with ITS to plan for and implement information technology resource related disaster recovery rehearsals or test exercises for vital information technology resources.<br>
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Testing or Activating Your COOP To test or activate your COOP, log into the COOP application here using your existing FSU credentials
Click on the hamburger menu on the top right side of the screen besides your name.
Click on “COOP Coordinator Console”.
Click on the icon to see the button.<br>