Site Recovery
What is Site Recovery?
The process of restoring operations at a primary or alternate site following a disaster or major disruption.
Terms that appear alongside site recovery
Each of these is named in at least one of the same controls as site recovery. The number is how many controls name both.
- business continuity 2 shared controls
- crisis management 2 shared controls
- resilience 2 shared controls
- impact analysis 2 shared controls
- business impact analysis 2 shared controls
Frameworks that govern site recovery
What the standards actually require on site recovery
Requirements naming site recovery across 2 standards, quoted from the control text.
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 →Operate business continuity + disaster recovery + resilience per Oman framework + sectoral requirements. Apply NIST SP 800-34 methodology including Business Impact Analysis + recovery strategies + ISCP development + testing + maintenance.
OMANCS-7 · Business Continuity, Disaster Recovery, and Resilience →Questions people ask about site recovery
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