Difference between revisions of "Disaster Recovery Strategy"
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| − | '''Notes (1)''': DRS is about [[Disaster Recovery]], [[Data Backup]] and [[Data Protection]]. | + | '''Notes (1)''': DRS is about [[Disaster Recovery]], [[Data Backups| Data Backup]] and [[Data Protection]]. |
'''Notes (2)''': DRS include the process and procedures of restoring critical operations so as to resume business functions quickly after a disaster. | '''Notes (2)''': DRS include the process and procedures of restoring critical operations so as to resume business functions quickly after a disaster. | ||
Revision as of 15:44, 31 January 2021
| 1. Disaster Recovery Strategy or DRS is to identify the means to restore IT operations efficiently and effectively following a service disruption caused by any residual risks identified during the Risk Analysis and Review phase.
Notes (1): DRS is about Disaster Recovery, Data Backup and Data Protection. Notes (2): DRS include the process and procedures of restoring critical operations so as to resume business functions quickly after a disaster. Related Terms: Data Protection/Recovery Strategy, Data Backup Strategy
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