By Keypoint Intelligence, Mark DiMattei

There’s only so much you can prepare for. Accidents can occur at any moment; sneak attacks from bad actors are never expected; and the weather can shift in a heartbeat, creating natural disasters that no one would have been able to fully predict. That’s why it’s best to plan for the worst.

Disaster recovery (DR) is the process an organization follows to restore its IT infrastructure and data recovery after a disruptive event like a natural disaster or cybersecurity attack. The whole point of DR is to ensure that standard business operations can resume as quickly as possible while these procedures focus on restoring technology systems to keep the entire organization functioning with as little disruption as possible.

To give a top-level account of some basic aspects of DR procedures, we’ve created an infographic that should (hopefully) steer you in the right direction for your own policies.

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