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Business Continuity Plan and Disaster Recovery<\/strong><\/h2>\n

\"businesscontinuity\"IT organizations are continuously challenged with business continuity, protecting business-critical applications and data against various causes of downtime.<\/p>\n

With the tremendous growth of Information Technology (IT) in the past couple of decades, business nowadays depends heavily on IT. With the emergence of the Internet and eCommerce, many businesses can’t survive without operating 24 hours a day and 7 days a week. Single downtime might mean disaster to their business.<\/p>\n

Why we need a Continuity Plan?<\/h2>\n

Disaster might occur anytime, so we must be prepared. Depending on the size and nature of the business, it is advisable to design a plan and minimize the disruption of disaster to keep businesses live all time.<\/p>\n

Therefore, the traditional Disaster Recovery Plan (DRP), which focuses on restoring the centralized data center, might not be sufficient. A more comprehensive and rigorous Business Continuity Plan (BCP) is needed to achieve a state of continuity where critical systems and networks are continuously available.<\/p>\n

When we need a Business Continuity Plan?<\/h2>\n

We need a Continuity Plan when there is a disruption to our business such as a disaster.<\/p>\n

The Plans should cover the occurrence of the following events:<\/p>\n