Description: Gradual Recovery is a disaster recovery strategy that focuses on restoring critical systems of an organization first. This approach allows businesses to minimize downtime and ensure that essential functions resume as quickly as possible after a disruptive incident. The main idea behind Gradual Recovery is to prioritize the resources and services that are vital for business operations, thus ensuring that the most important activities are restored before less critical ones. This method is based on a thorough analysis of business processes and the identification of those that are fundamental for operational continuity. By implementing this strategy, organizations can more effectively manage limited resources during a crisis, optimizing recovery time and efforts. Additionally, Gradual Recovery is complemented by contingency plans that allow for a rapid and organized response, resulting in greater resilience against future disasters. In a world where threats to IT infrastructure are increasingly common, this strategy has become essential for ensuring business stability and continuity.
