Disaster Recovery

However, it's not entirely possible to rule out the occurrence of unforeseen and significantly impactful events that could potentially halt the operations of a company's IT at a specific location or branch.

• Risk Assessment - Identify the risks that could affect the IT infrastructure of a specific site, estimating their impacts on operations.
• Requirement nalysis - Identify critical systems, applications, and data to be protected, establishing how quickly these resources need to be restored.
• Creation of a Recovery Site - Build and configure a parallel IT infrastructure, whether physical or virtual, where critical applications and data from the main site are regularly replicated. This ensures they are immediately available in case of an emergency.
• Analysis and Definition of Preventive Operations - Study and implement backup/replication procedures and data/application protection necessary for Disaster Recovery.
• Definition of the Recovery Plan - Precisely outline the processes and procedures to be executed in case of an emergency or system failure, ensuring prompt data and application restoration.
• Definition of the Rollback Plan, when the main systems become available again.
• Architecture Testing - In a controlled manner, simulate emergency conditions to concretely verify that the Disaster Recovery process functions as intended.