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Once your team is in place and the scope of your disaster recovery planning is determined, the next step is to determine exactly what vital functions need to be included in the plan. Can you easily identify the most vital functions? What happens to the business if one or more functions are suddenly unavailable due to a system failure or other disaster? What is the cost if a function is unavailable? Intuitively, some functions must be more valuable than others, but what is that value? How can this value be measured? In a time of scarce resources, which functions need to be heavily protected and which (if any) can be safely ignored? In a major disaster affecting many functions, which functions are essential for the company's survival?These questions are all pertinent.

Introduction - What is Disaster Recovery

Why Should an Organization evaluate risk?

What are some Solutions in selecting a strategy?

What is Important for a Technical Recovery Plan and Crisis Management Plan?

Discuss at least one real organization that has been effective with implementing the Information Security Response.

Conclusion - Final thoughts/future research/recommendation.