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IT Disaster Recovery Management

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IT recovery objectives need to match business requirements and provider capabilities. Develop a recovery plan for one IT service: what comes first, what does the service depend on, who approves its use and how will recovery be tested? Use it to prepare discussions with IT leadership, business teams and continuity management.

Develop a recovery plan for one IT service with recovery time and data loss objectives. Record dependencies and provider commitments, and assign responsibility for technical readiness and business acceptance. Write a test instruction with success and stop criteria.

In the course case, the server starts after three hours, but recent transactions are missing and a sample order cannot be completed. Assess the test record and specify what needs correction before a retest. The course does not perform technical recovery on production systems.

What you will work on

  • Justify recovery time and data loss objectives for an IT service
  • Record dependencies, provider commitments and approval responsibilities in a recovery plan
  • You assess a restarted server with missing transactions for business usability.

Who it is for

  • IT leaders
  • IT service owners
  • Business continuity managers working with IT

Topics

  • Business requirements and recovery objectives
  • Recovery time and data loss tolerance
  • Service dependencies and providers
  • Recovery requests, technical readiness and business acceptance
  • Test scope, evidence and escalation

Your result

Your recovery test pack contains objectives and checks for one IT service. The worked data check helps you track missing transactions and other issues before business acceptance.

Prerequisites

Knowledge of an IT service within your area of responsibility and a basic understanding of organisational IT dependencies; authorised business requirements or a supplied replacement case.

Format and approach

Planned as six to eight hours of self-paced study with a written service plan and explanatory self-check feedback. Production systems and technical restoration tools are not required.

Planned learning time: 6–8 hours

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