Guide to disaster recovery
Michael Erbschloe
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Michael Erbschloe
Abstract
1. Introduction to Disaster Recovery 2. Preparing to Develop the Disaster Recovery Plan 3. Assessing Risks in the Enterprise 4. Prioritizing Systems and Functions for Recovery 5. Developing Plans and Procedures 6. Organizing Relationships in Disaster Recovery 7. Procedures for Responding to Attacks on Computers 8. Developing Procedures for Special Circumstances 9. Implementing Disaster Recovery Plans 10. Testing and Rehearsal 11. Continued Assessment of Needs, Threats, and Solutions 12. Living Through a Disaster Appendix A: Disaster Recovery Survey Results Appendix B: Selected Disaster Resources on the World Wide Web
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1. Introduction to Disaster Recovery 2. Preparing to Develop the Disaster Recovery Plan 3. Assessing Risks in the Enterprise 4. Prioritizing Systems and Functions for Recovery 5. Developing Plans and Procedures 6. Organizing Relationships in Disaster Recovery 7. Procedures for Responding to Attacks on Computers 8. Developing Procedures for Special Circumstances 9. Implementing Disaster Recovery Plans 10. Testing and Rehearsal 11. Continued Assessment of Needs, Threats, and Solutions 12. Living Through a Disaster Appendix A: Disaster Recovery Survey Results Appendix B: Selected Disaster Resources on the World Wide Web
Key concepts: Disaster recovery, Plan (archaeology), Disaster planning, Emergency management, Computer science, Risk analysis (engineering), Computer security, Business