Disaster Recovery Professional (E|DRP) training

Description

EDRP training provides practical and theoretical knowledge of disaster recovery. It includes case studies, interactive discussions and practical exercises, enabling participants to develop skills in crisis management and continuity planning.

Day 1: Introduction to Disaster Recovery

  • Business continuity concepts: Presentation of the fundamental principles of business continuity, including the definition and importance of a disaster recovery plan within the broader framework of a business continuity plan (BCP).
  • Importance of disaster recovery planning: discussion of the potential consequences of a lack of planning, such as financial losses, service interruptions and impacts on the company's reputation.

Day 2: Risk Analysis and Plan Design

  • Identification of threats and vulnerabilities: Methods for identifying potential risks, whether natural (such as floods) or technological (such as cyber-attacks).
  • Business impact assessment: Techniques for evaluating how these threats could affect critical operations, including setting recovery time objectives (RTOs) and recovery point objectives (RPOs).
  • Designing a disaster recovery plan :
  • Development of recovery strategies: Development of strategies adapted to the different types of incident identified during the risk analysis.
  • Development of operational procedures: Creation of clear and detailed procedures for each disaster scenario, ensuring a rapid and effective response.

Day 3: Plan implementation, testing and maintenance

  • Techniques for implementing the plan: Strategies for effectively deploying the DRP within the organization, including staff training.
  • Importance of exercises and simulations: Conducting practical exercises to test the plan, identify gaps and improve preparedness.
  • Strategies for keeping the plan up to date: Importance of regularly revising the SRP to take account of changes in the operational or technological environment.
  • Incorporating lessons learned from exercises or real-life incidents: How to use feedback to continually improve the plan.
  • Disaster communication techniques: Establishing a clear protocol for communicating with all stakeholders during a crisis.
  • Role of stakeholder management: Importance of involving all stakeholders in the process, including staff, customers and suppliers.
  • IT professionals: System administrators, security and business continuity managers.
  • Security managers and officers: those responsible for risk management and business continuity.
  • Risk management consultants: Professionals wishing to deepen their disaster recovery skills.
  • Students and young professionals: People looking to enter the field of crisis management and business continuity.
  • Basic knowledge of risk management: An understanding of risk management and security concepts.
  • Recommended work experience: Experience in IT, security or management is often recommended, but not strictly necessary.
  • Understanding disaster recovery concepts: Gain a thorough understanding of the fundamentals of business continuity and disaster recovery.
  • Developing recovery plans: Learn how to develop, test and maintain effective recovery plans.
  • Risk assessment: Identify and assess risks that may affect the organization.
  • Best practices: Apply best practices to ensure resilience and business continuity.

Training Details

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