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ITIT continuityPractitioner
IT Continuity & Disaster Recovery
Design, cost and prove a recovery capability
Many organisations have an IT recovery plan; few know how long they would actually take to restart. This path treats recovery as an engineering discipline: derive objectives from the business, design an architecture that meets them, protect backups against an attacker who owns the directory, and measure real restoration time rather than assume it.
What you will be able to do
- Derive technical RTOs and RPOs from the business BIA
- Compare recovery architectures and their cost
- Design a ransomware-resistant backup strategy
- Run a measured, usable restoration test
- Meet the requirements of DORA Articles 11 and 12
Intended audience
- Infrastructure and operations leads
- Architects
- CISOs
- DR teams
Courses in this track
- 1IT-101FoundationFreeIT Continuity FundamentalsAvailability, continuity, recovery: three questions, three architectures 4 lessons 49 min
- 2IT-201PractitionerDesigning a recovery architectureFrom business need to infrastructure design, with its cost 3 lessons 37 min
- 3IT-202PractitionerBackups, immutability and restorationDesigning backups that survive a compromised administrator 3 lessons 38 min
- 4IT-203PractitionerTesting and measuring a DR planTime it, don't confirm it 3 lessons 36 min