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|'''1.''' Restore is the process of restoring or replacing a damaged or destroyed infrastructure. | |'''1.''' Restore is the process of restoring non-critical functions or replacing a damaged or destroyed infrastructure. | ||
Revision as of 22:58, 23 January 2025
1. Restore is the process of restoring non-critical functions or replacing a damaged or destroyed infrastructure.
Notes (1) is completed when all business operations are restored at the reconstructed facility. Notes (2): part of the Business Continuity Life Cycle and Organizational Resilience Life Cycle. Notes (3): focus on the technology recovery effort to restore platforms and simultaneously direct employees to minimize core business process interruptions due to the lack of platform availability.
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