Establishing disaster recovery and business continuity

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Disaster recovery and business continuity means having a plan for catastrophic failures to ensure a smooth recovery process. You'll need regular backups and replication of critical configurations and data to a secure location. You'll need to conduct periodic disaster recovery drills help validate the effectiveness of your plan, as well as proactive monitoring, alerting systems, and good communication plans. The strategies provided in this pathway will help you accomplish these goals. You can work through them sequentially or in any order that suits your current level of progress in disaster recovery and business continuity.

This article is part of the Mitigate Risk Outcome. For additional pathways to help you succeed with this outcome, click here to see the Mitigate Risk overview.

Establishing disaster recovery and business continuity

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Developing a disaster recovery plan
A well-formulated disaster recovery plan ensures that your Splunk data remains accessible and intact, even in the event of unforeseen disruptions.
Configuring backup and replication
This article will try to equip you with the knowledge to make informed decisions about backups, replications, and redundancy.
Testing disaster recovery procedures
You must regularly test disaster recovery procedures to validate their effectiveness and ensure business continuity in the wake of unforeseen events.
Monitoring and alerting for disaster recovery and business continuity
This article explains how to set up monitoring and alerting in the Splunk platform to proactively detect potential issues to safeguard your disaster recovery and business continuity efforts.