Disaster Recovery plans are widely accepted as a way to ensure critical data, IT systems and networks can be recovered in any event classed as an emergency.
These plans also ensure that corporate business objectives can be achieved during the disruption. In short it is a plan that keeps a business operational.
You may think of these plans as a documented strategy to save your business in the event of a major disaster like a flood or fire, and you wouldn’t be alone. But the reality is that a Disaster Recovery Plan is created to protect your infrastructure against any event that could cause disruption, including technical glitches, system failures, power outages and even cyber-attacks or data theft.
