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1. Restore is the process of restoring or replacing a damaged or destroyed infrastructure.


Restore is:

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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Related Term: Operational Resilience Lifecycle, Operational Resilience, Anticipate, Prevent, Respond, Recover, Resume, Restore, Return, Adapt, Learn


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2. The procedures necessary to get a system into an operable condition where it is possible to run the application software against the available data. System restore depends upon having a live system available i.e. follows system recovery

A Manager’s Guide to ISO 22301 Standard for Business Continuity Management System

(Source: Business Continuity Institute - BCI)