Backup & continuity
Recovery should be a plan, not a question.
A successful backup is only part of the story. The real question is how your people and building will keep operating when a critical service becomes unavailable.
Be ready for disruption
Set the priorities
Identify business-critical applications, building dependencies and the impact of interruption. Agree recovery objectives with the people who run the service.
Build a recovery approach
Choose appropriate backup and recovery options for supported systems. Consider access, configuration copies, supplier dependencies and the people needed to restore service.
Test and improve
Plan restoration tests, record outcomes and address gaps. Keep contact details, recovery steps and responsibilities current as systems change.
A connected approach
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