Disaster recovery procedures?

[Lex]

Can anyone list the industry standard disaster recovery procedures?

I mean i'm sure there's not set procedures but what is the normal or most used procedures out there? Anyone give me an insight?

 

[J.B]

Im pretty sure there is a british standard for continuity management and recovery. Thats all the help i can offer!

 

[Lex]

Im pretty sure there is a british standard for continuity management and recovery. Thats all the help i can offer!

Thanks. Although doesn't really help to be honest. I was hoping for some bullet points. I just wanted something short and simple.

 

[Bakedgoods]

Seems to be the flavour of the year this...

Things to consider...

Hard/Soft copies of Infrastructure (Servers, Applications, Interfaces)
A war room (Where you can meet if a disaster occurs and have a copy of above)

Or are you looking for the more technical aspects?

Depending on the size of your organisation, having a backup storage facility located somewhere else around your site (possibly remotely depending on data volumes) is a sensible consideration.

 

[bledd]

backups of servers, with spare servers to restore onto, with offsite backups kept too


images taken of 'company dependant machines' like any non-server machines that are used for certain tasks

-like a machine that's used for grabbing files on a daily basis or whatever...

 

[Lex]

thanks guys thats what i was looking for. kinda obvious and i should have known but wanted to confirm.

 

[bledd]

'business critical machine' is what i was trying to say, couldn't remember the term