PRESTENED BY AGHA SUMAIR KHAN DISASTER RECOVERY PLAN

What is Disaster Recovery? Disaster Recovery is a procedure used to restore operations after an unplanned interruption of normal business processes that is beyond the immediate ability of an organization’s normal staff and management structure to control. Ask yourself… In the event of a disaster, can your organization recover the information technology and data required to keep your unit operational?

Disaster Recovery is a procedure used to

restore operations after an unplanned

interruption of normal business processes

that is beyond the immediate ability of an

organization’s normal staff and management

structure to control.

Ask yourself…

In the event of a disaster, can your

organization recover the information

technology and data required to keep

your unit operational?

Media& Documentation Documentation Standardize all of the desktops! Document the exceptions. Store all the data on the servers! Document everything! No exceptions Media CD / CD-R / CD-RW DVD / DVD-R Media USB Flash Drives Tape Backups

Documentation

Standardize all of the desktops!

Document the exceptions.

Store all the data on the servers!

Document everything!

No exceptions

Media

CD / CD-R / CD-RW

DVD / DVD-R Media

USB Flash Drives

Tape Backups

Data Classifications & R ecovery priorities . Critical Vital Sensitive Noncritical

Critical

Vital

Sensitive

Noncritical

Alternative Business Processing Plan Availability of alternative functional area Emergency operations team

Availability of alternative functional area

Emergency operations team

Testing of business Continuity Plan and Follow-up Processes Provide top-management guidelines; Identify serious risks; Prioritise the operations to be maintained and how to maintain them; Assign staff to the disaster teams; Take a complete inventory; Know where to get help; Document the plan; Review with key employees, test the plan, and train all employees; Maintain the plan.

Provide top-management guidelines;

Identify serious risks;

Prioritise the operations to be maintained and how to maintain them;

Assign staff to the disaster teams;

Take a complete inventory;

Know where to get help;

Document the plan;

Review with key employees, test the plan, and train all employees;

Maintain the plan.

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