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What is an IT disaster recovery plan?

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An IT disaster recovery plan explains how a business will restore critical systems and data after a serious outage, cyber incident, hardware failure or other disruption.

A useful plan identifies essential systems, backup locations, recovery responsibilities, key suppliers and the order in which services should be restored. Recovery procedures should be tested rather than assumed to work.

The NCSC guidance on preparing for incidents is a useful starting point. Kazzoo can help Leicester businesses review IT security, backups and wider support arrangements.

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