Description: Ground Recovery is a critical process carried out to restore systems and data on-site after a disaster event. This approach focuses on organizations’ ability to quickly recover their operations and minimize downtime. Unlike other recovery methods that may involve restoring data from remote locations or alternative data centers, ground recovery is performed directly at the affected site. This allows for a more agile and effective response, as issues can be addressed immediately with direct knowledge of the environment. Key features of this process include rapid damage assessment, implementation of temporary solutions, and restoration of critical systems. The relevance of ground recovery lies in its ability to help organizations maintain business continuity and protect data integrity, which is essential in a world where natural and cyber disasters are increasingly common. This approach applies not only to businesses but also to government institutions and non-profit organizations, which must be prepared to respond effectively to crisis situations.
