Where can guidance for non-Federal organizations regarding continuity planning be found?

The Continuity Guidance Circular (CGC) 1 serves as a comprehensive resource specifically designed for non-Federal organizations regarding continuity planning. It provides detailed guidelines and best practices to ensure that organizations can effectively prepare for, respond to, and recover from various disruptive incidents. This document emphasizes the importance of continuity planning and offers practical steps that organizations can take to maintain their essential functions during emergencies.

In contrast, while the National Response Framework outlines the critical response strategies and procedural elements for responding to disasters at all levels of government and emphasizes the role of various stakeholders in these efforts, it does not focus exclusively on continuity planning for non-Federal organizations.

The Federal Register is primarily a daily publication that contains proposed and final regulations issued by Federal agencies and does not serve as a resource for continuity planning guidance.

Disaster Recovery Guidelines, while related to recovery efforts post-disaster, do not provide the targeted continuity planning framework that CGC 1 does. Thus, CGC 1 is the most relevant and valuable resource for non-Federal organizations looking for guidance in this area.