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Last updated on Sep 19, 2024

Your network infrastructure is constantly evolving. How do you update your disaster recovery plan to keep up?

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With the constant evolution of network infrastructure, it's essential to keep your disaster recovery plan current. To ensure resilience:

- Audit your plan regularly, aligning with new technologies and processes.

- Test your updated plan to verify effectiveness and identify gaps.

- Train your team on changes, so everyone is prepared for potential disasters.

How do you keep your disaster recovery plan up-to-date in the face of constant change?

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Dani Salas

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In a rapidly evolving tech environment, I took the initiative to keep our disaster recovery plan up-to-date. After experiencing a minor outage, I realized our plan was outdated and not aligned with recent infrastructure changes. I scheduled quarterly reviews with the IT team to assess and revise the plan, incorporating new tools and processes. Each session involved simulating disaster scenarios to test our responses. This proactive approach not only improved our preparedness but also fostered a culture of continuous improvement, ensuring our plan remained robust and effective amidst constant change.

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