Description: Manual recovery is a critical process in the field of disaster recovery, where systems and data are restored through human intervention rather than relying on automated processes. This approach involves technicians or system administrators performing specific actions to recover the functionality of affected systems, which may include restoring backups, reconfiguring hardware or software, and verifying data integrity. Manual recovery is especially relevant in situations where automated systems may fail or be insufficient to address complex issues. This method allows for more granular control over the recovery process, which can be crucial in environments where precision and attention to detail are essential. However, it can also be slower and more prone to human error, highlighting the importance of having trained personnel and well-defined procedures. In a world where business continuity is vital, manual recovery becomes an indispensable tool to ensure that organizations can quickly and effectively resume operations after a disruptive incident.
