Definition
Disaster recovery plan
DRP
A disaster recovery plan is the set of procedures used to restart the information system after a major incident (fire, ransomware, serious failure) within timescales defined in advance.
In practice
It sets two objectives: the maximum acceptable downtime (RTO) and the maximum acceptable data loss (RPO).
Further reading (in French)
- Qu'est-ce qu'un PCA informatique ?
- Comment l'infogérance peut-elle contribuer à la sécurité informatique d'une entreprise ?
See also
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