Disaster Recovery (DR) Plan
Develop a disaster recovery plan that boosts your cyber resilience and recovery capability. Planning for potential business continuity incidents and cyber attacks can minimize downtime and achieve sustainable improvements in your business continuity, IT disaster recovery, corporate crisis management capabilities and regulatory compliance.
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How does a disaster recovery (DR) plan work?
A disaster recovery (DR) plan is a formal document created by an organization that contains detailed instructions on how to respond to unplanned incidents such as natural disasters, power outages, cyber attacks and any other disruptive events. The plan contains strategies on minimizing the effects of a disaster, so an organization will continue to operate – or quickly resume key operations.
Major goals
The first step is to broadly outline the major goals of a disaster recovery plan.
Personnel
Record your data processing personnel. Include a copy of the organization chart with your plan.
Recovery from IT outages
Disaster Recovery as a Service continually replicates critical applications, infrastructure, data and systems to the cloud
DR Plan
Streamlined, speedy recovery
Offers a reliable disaster recovery orchestration with automation and quick provisioning in a software-defined recovery environment that helps reduce errors, risks, and resources for testing and documentation.
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Optimized resiliency
Provides optimized resiliency and a risk-based approach to protecting critical IT services.
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Improve your ability to respond and recover from disruptive events
We can help to identify and address resiliency synchronization between business processes, applications and IT infrastructure. We provide flexible business continuity and disaster recovery consulting to address your specific needs, including assessments, planning and design, implementation, testing and full resiliency program management.
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80% of executives fully expect that their disaster recovery plans can run their business in the aftermath of a disruption, but only 22% include all mission-critical applications in their DR program.
