Recovery Strategy
What is Recovery Strategy?
The selected approach for recovering critical business functions and IT systems after a disruption, based on recovery time and cost analysis.
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What the standards actually require on recovery strategy
Requirements naming recovery strategy across 5 standards, quoted from the control text.
Define and implement a backup and recovery strategy with documented guidance, policy and standards including recovery time and recovery point objectives.
ASBv3-GS-8 · Define and implement backup and recovery strategy →Recovery strategy for critical activities. Control from ISO 22316 framework, domain: ISO 22316: Business Continuity Strategy.
ISO22316-12 · Recovery strategy for critical activities →Recovery strategy for critical activities. Control from ISO 22317 framework, domain: ISO 22317: Business Continuity Strategy.
ISO22317-12 · Recovery strategy for critical activities →Recovery strategy for critical activities. Control from ISO 22318 framework, domain: ISO 22318: Business Continuity Strategy.
ISO22318-12 · Recovery strategy for critical activities →HKMA TM-G-1 adjacent modules covered in this framework's scope. TM-G-2 BUSINESS CONTINUITY PLANNING: (a) Business Continuity Governance (TM-G-2.2.1) - Board oversight + BCP committee + crisis management + RACI + ownership;
HKMA-TMG1-Adjacent-TMG2-TME1-OR2-BCP-eBanking-Resilience · TM-G-2 BCP + TM-E-1 e-Banking + OR-2 Operational Resilience Adjacent Modules →Questions people ask about recovery strategy
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