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Keeping copies of data at a different place from the original so one event cannot destroy both.
A plan defining how long the organisation can operate without each system and the order of restoration.
The specific recovery tasks assigned to job roles so that no action is duplicated or forgotten.
A document setting out how an organisation responds to an event that disrupts its IT systems.
The set times and frequency at which data is copied to a separate storage location.
The method of copying data to a separate storage location so it can be recovered after a loss.
A pre-arranged site with the hardware, software and personnel needed to continue operations after a disaster.
The physical or cloud-based storage devices used to hold copies of data.
Information without which an organisation cannot function and which must be recovered first after a disaster.
The process of finding potential threats to IT systems and assessing how they could affect the organisation.
The dos and don'ts all employees must follow during and after a disaster, even without direct tasks.