Description: Infrastructure planning in the context of ‘Disaster Recovery as a Service’ (DRaaS) refers to the process of designing and implementing a technological infrastructure that supports disaster recovery efforts. This process involves identifying critical resources within an organization, assessing risks, and creating a plan that ensures business continuity in the event of a disruptive incident. Infrastructure planning includes the selection of hardware, software, networks, and cloud services that effectively integrate to allow for rapid and efficient recovery. Additionally, it considers data redundancy, replication, and secure storage, as well as training personnel to handle crisis situations. The relevance of this planning lies in its ability to minimize downtime and data loss, which is crucial for maintaining customer trust and the financial stability of the organization. In an increasingly technology-dependent world, infrastructure planning becomes an essential component of any organization’s risk management strategy, ensuring they are prepared to face and recover from natural disasters, cyberattacks, or technical failures.
