What is a Disaster Recovery Plan?
Understanding Disaster Recovery
Disaster recovery (DR) refers to an organization's ability to restore access and functionality to its IT infrastructure following a disaster event.
An effective DR plan (DRP) provides detailed instructions on how the organization will respond to disruptive events such as cyber attacks, natural disasters, and power outages.
Why is a Disaster Recovery Plan Important?
- Provides a roadmap for responding to and recovering from disasters.
- Minimizes downtime and data loss.
- Ensures business continuity and reputational protection.
- Complies with industry regulations and legal requirements.
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