Importance of Having a Plan
A Disaster Recovery Plan (DRP) extends beyond mere
compliance, and its importance is rooted in several vital
organizational needs:
Resilience Against Disruptions: Fortifies an organization's
infrastructure against a range of potential disruptions, from cyber
threats to natural disasters.
Alignment with Business Goals: Ensuring the continuous
availability of Azure SQL Server resources, the DRP directly
supports an organization's broader business continuity goals.
Risk Mitigation: Systematically addresses the risks associated
with data loss and system downtime and significantly mitigates
the potential impact of unforeseen events.
Compliance and Governance: A DRP must adhere to industry
best practices and regulatory requirements.
Stakeholder Confidence: A well-defined and tested DRP
enhances stakeholder confidence, including customers, investors,
and regulatory bodies.
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