Article 47 – Disaster Recovery Planning
49040.5 Definitions
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Application Disaster Recovery Plan
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A plan devised to process an application after it has been disrupted for some period of time.
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Back-up Procedures
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Methods used to recover computer programs and files after a disaster or system failure.
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Contingency Planning
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The procedure of developing a back-up plan to restore business and data center operations in the event of a disaster or interruption. Also called “disaster recovery planning” or “business resumption planning.” Contingency Program The everyday work activities and procedures (e.g., backing-up critical data files) that fulfill the requirements of recoverability.
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Disaster
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A human or natural occurrence causing destruction and distress, after which a business is deemed unable to function.
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Disaster Recovery Operation
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The act of recovering from the effects of disruption to a computer facility, and the pre-planned restoration of facility capabilities.
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Disaster Recovery Plan
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The preplanned steps that make possible the recovery of a business computer facility or the applications processed therein. Also called a “contingency plan” or “business resumption plan.”
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Emergency Response
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The immediate action taken to protect hardware and sensitive magnetic media in the event of natural disasters, fire, power failures, equipment breakdown, theft, vandalism, or tampering.
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