Disaster Recovery Plan Template & Security Manual Template

The processes driving comprehensive disaster recovery planning and security protection are both offensive and defensive.  Initially, protections are seen as exclusively defensive - protect what you have rather than help drive business into the enterprise. In reality effective security is an enabler, much like the Internet and network capability, that facilitates a company’s move to the better resource deployment and improved operational performance.

As firms add the latest advanced mobile communications and computing technology, and expand online resources for both on-premises and remote workers, complete disaster recovery, business continuity and security are essential.

Comprehensive storage and data protection is also now an important part of a complete disaster recovery, business continuity, and security approach. Protecting vital business data is a necessity. This is where investment in disaster recovery is critical and where different on-premises and off-premises solutions can be applied. Many firms do not always back up to remote locations. In fact, 45% indicate that while they do back up regularly, they still keep their data onsite rather than at a separate secure location.

There are three fundamental stakeholders in any comprehensive approach

The Disaster Recovery / Business Continuity and Security Manual Template comes in three versions.