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Create your disaster recovery plan in 5 steps

Create tu plan de recuperación de disasters en 5 followed

Create your disaster recovery plan in 5 steps

As business owners, we must be able to respond with guarantees to a computer disaster, understanding disaster as any incident, natural or man-made, that may affect the operation of our business. The disaster recovery plan is, in this sense, one of the most important steps to take to recover from a computer disaster. essential elements in any company.

El disaster recovery plan It is a structured document with specific instructions to effectively deal with any temporary suspension of our operations. In short, it is about taking a series of measures to reduce its effects and ensure the operation of our company in the shortest possible time. But how do you create it? What aspects should it include?

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1. Choosing the responsible team

The first thing we need to do is create the team responsible for the plan and specify the roles and responsibilities of each of its members.

2. Risk analysis

Once the responsible team has been selected, we must define which risks may threaten our company and which ones we must take precautions against to avoid irreparable damage. In this regard, the plan must specify the response capacity, the resources to be used in the recovery activities and the order, according to priorities, in which they must be carried out.

3 Backup and Recovery Strategies

When we talk about IT security, we also refer to the recovery strategies for our company's key applications and equipment. In other words, those activities that are essential for its operation.

This brings us to two very important concepts:

  • el Recovery time (RTO), that is, the time that a system, computer or network can be inactive without creating serious losses to our company.
  • el Recovery Point (RPO), the time in which we restore our data from another location. The latter is directly related to the backup or backup, one of the essential elements to preserve our information and that of our clients.

4. Types of disaster recovery and virtualization plans

For the backup we can choose a physical support or opt for a cloud storage. It is important to remember that the cloud offers us a wide variety of services in this regard, with the advantage of being able to recover our data from any device, reducing the downtime in the event of a computer disaster. In line with the above, it is important to determine what type of plan is most appropriate based on our activity and resources.

5. Review and execution tests

Another aspect that we must mention when it comes to IT security is the Periodic review of the disaster recovery plan. It should not be forgotten that this must respond with guarantees to any type of emergency. To ensure that it works and meets its objectives, we must put it into practice in various scenarios. We are talking, for example, about practices for data recovery, for restarting activities or establishing an alternative location that allows us to continue with our business operations.

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