Intermediate Disaster Recovery Specialist
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Role summary
Responsible for supporting the disaster recovery function by completing detailed plans, constructing risk analysis matrices based on identified catastrophic events, maintaining a disaster recovery plan documenting all steps from event detection to business resumption, working with other departments to understand, refine, and document their business continuity processes, and enforce policies and standards across the organization.
Job summary sourced from the Empsight benchmark job library.
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