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2 IT Disaster Recovery Planning 3 IT Disaster Recovery Planning
Why Have a IT Disaster Recovery Plan
Goals of a IT Disaster Recovery Plan
Components of a IT Disaster Recovery Plan
Backup Media
Backup Procedures
4 Why Have a Disaster Recovery Plan
More vital data is being stored in computer systems
Instant access to electronic data has become more crucial in day-to-day business
U.S. businesses lose over 12 billion per year because of data loss
Viruses are more prevalent more costly more destructive and caused more real damage to data and systems than in the past.
5 Why Have a Disaster Recovery Plan
93 of companies that lost their data center for 10 days or more due to a disaster filed for bankruptcy within one year of the disaster
50 of businesses that found themselves without data management for this same time period filed for bankruptcy immediately.
6 Why Have a Disaster Recovery Plan
Reasons for data loss
40 Hardware Failure
29 Human Error
13 Software Corruption
9 Theft
6 Computer Viruses
3 Hardware Destruction
7 Why Have a Disaster Recovery Plan
If your computer(s) died today
How much data would you lose forever because youve never backed it up
How long would it take you to get new hardware/software into your hands
How long would it take you to do all the setup you need to get back where you were before the crash
8 Why Have a Disaster Recovery Plan
DRP is just as important as insurance policy to protect business
Your hard drive WILL crash one day!
So back it up!
9 Goals of an IT Disaster Plan
To minimize interruptions to the normal operations of the business
To minimize the economic impact of the business
To establish alternative means of operation in advance
To train personnel with emergency procedures
To provide for smooth and rapid restoration of service
To recover lost data
10 Components of an IT Disaster Recovery plan
Personnel contact information
Back up site
Manual plan
Hardware inventory
Software inventory
Vendors
Data Backup and recovery procedures
Disaster Action Checklist
Test the Plan
11 Components of an IT Disaster Recovery plan
Personnel contact information
Who is in charge
Where is a copy of the DR plan
Who has what responsibilities
How to get in contact with everyone involved with plan
12 Components of an IT Disaster Recovery plan
Back up site
If facility is damaged where will everyone assemble
How will backup facility be configured
What supplies and equipment will be needed
13 Components of an IT Disaster Recovery plan
Manual plan
How does the business function manually until systems are restored
What are paper backup procedures
What paper forms are needed
Processes documented
14 Components of an IT Disaster Recovery plan
Hardware inventory
What hardware is used in business
What are specific specs of hardware
How can hardware be quickly replaced
15 Components of an IT Disaster Recovery plan
Software inventory
What software applications are being used in the business
Are there specific configurations of the software
How can the software be replace quickly
16 Components of an IT Disaster Recovery plan
Vendors
What vendors are needed to replace hardware and software
How to contact them
Who and how will replacements be purchased
17 Components of an IT Disaster Recovery plan
Data Backup and recovery procedures
What procedures were used to backup data
What procedures are needed to restore data
18 Components of an IT Disaster Recovery plan
Disaster Action Checklist
Notify senior management
Contact and set up disaster recovery team
Determine degree of disaster
Implement proper application recovery plan dependent on extent of disaster
Contact backup site and establish schedules
Contact all other necessary personnel
Contact vendors
Notify users of the disruption of service
19 Components of an IT Disaster Recovery plan
Disaster Action Checklist
List teams and tasks of each
Obtain emergency cash and set up transportation to and from backup site if necessary
Establish user participation plan
Set up living quarters eat establishments if necessary
Set up the delivery and the receipt of mail
Establish emergency office supplies
20 Components of an IT Disaster Recovery plan
Disaster Action Checklist
Rent or purchase equipment as needed
Determine applications to be run and in what sequence
Identify number of workstations needed
Check all data being taken to backup site before leaving and leave inventory profile at home location
Plan for transportation of any additional items needed at backup site
21 Components of an IT Disaster Recovery plan
Disaster Action Checklist
Ensure that all personnel involved know their tasks
Notify insurance companies
22 Components of an IT Disaster Recovery plan
Plan Testing
Disruptive to the business
Test plan at least yearly
Test procedures developed
Go through as much of the checklist as possible
23 Backup Media
CDs/DVDs
Removal disks and tape
Hard Drive
Network Attached Storage(NAS)
On line backup
Online documents
Thumb Drive/SD cards
PDA
24 Backup Media
CDs/DVDs
Inexpensive
Slow for daily backup
Multiple disks
Great for long archive time (pictures music video)
25 Backup Media
Removal disks and tape
Rotate multiple copies drives
Great for keeping versions of backup
26 Backup Media
Hard Drive
Great for imaging
Hard drives not made for a lot of transporting
Portable hard drive for travel with laptop
27 Backup Media
Network Attached Storage(NAS)
Backup multiple computers to single drive
Can be more expensive
Tape or removable disk can be attached to NAS
28 Backup Media
Online backup
Must have broadband connection
Initial backup very slow
Online backup providers
Mozy
iDrive
29 Backup Media
Online documents
Google Docs
Office Live
xDrive
30 Backup Media
Thumb Drive/SD cards
Inexpensive
Great for small data amounts
Drive sizes are getting smaller and cheaper
31 Backup Media
PDA Sync
Email
Contacts
Calendar
32 Backup Procedures
The easier the back procedure is the more likely you will do it
Image hard drive
Incremental backup
How often
Verify backups
Keep backups off site
33 Backup Procedures
The easier the back procedure is the more likely you will do it
Put all data files in My Documents Folder
Identify applications with data in other folders
Outlook file
Bookmarks
Automate as much as possible
34 Backup Procedures
Image hard drive
Exact snap shot of your hard drive
Imaging software
Norton Ghost
Acronis True Image
Online
35 Backup Procedures
Incremental backup
Only saves any new or changed files
Faster than full backup
Online
Backup software
Windows backup utility
Norton
Acronis
Veritas
36 Backup Procedures
How often
Image monthly or at least quarterly
Incremental daily
37 Backup Procedures
Verify backups
Most backup software can verify backups
Backups fail
Backup media fail
38 Backup Procedures
Keep backups off site
Take home from office
Trade backup copies with friend or business associate
Hire service to come and pick up backup
Keep copy of software CD/DVD/s off site
Put pictures on DVDs and put in safe deposit box
39 IT Disaster Recovery Planning
Questions
Reggie Luther
TracSoft
706-568-4133
rluther_at_tracsoft.com
blog.tracsoft.com
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