Disaster Recovery Plan

There are threats all around us, so it is essential to have a robust plan in place to help mitigate the damage to a business from these threats.

1. Select any one of the threats that have been covered in the Business Continuity Chapter of the text and develop a Disaster Recovery Plan (DRP).
2. The plan at a minimum should include a summary of the threat, a risk assessment, a mitigation strategy, how you will restore the IT resource, and contingencies.
3. The DRP should be no longer then 500-750 words.