Prepare for disruption and restore critical services
Be prepared when normal operations stop
Business Continuity Plans (BCP) and Disaster Recovery Plans (DRP) define how an organization maintains critical activities and restores systems and services during a major disruption.
Plans must reflect real conditions
VIAVIS helps identify critical activities, dependencies, recovery priorities, responsibilities and concrete procedures. Plans are useful only if they reflect the actual environment and are regularly updated.
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Critical activities
Identify services and processes that must be restored first.
Dependencies
Map essential systems, people, data and suppliers.
Recovery procedures
Define steps, responsibilities and priorities.
Plan maintenance
Update documentation as the organization and infrastructure change.
Common questions
What is the difference between BCP and DRP?
BCP addresses broader organizational continuity, while DRP focuses mainly on restoring ICT and related services.
Do the plans need to be tested?
Practical testing reveals weaknesses that may not be apparent from documentation alone.
Can BCP/DRP follow a backup audit?
Yes. Backups and recovery capability are closely linked to business continuity.