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A disaster recovery plan is what you write calmly in advance, so you're not improvising under pressure during an actual emergency.
Define What Counts as a Disaster
A hacked site, a failed server, and accidental data deletion are all different scenarios that may need slightly different response steps.
Document Your Recovery Steps
Where backups live, who has access to restore them, and the exact sequence of steps to bring the site back online should all be written down clearly in advance.
Assign Clear Responsibility
Everyone involved should know exactly who's responsible for which part of recovery — ambiguity during a real crisis wastes precious time.
Test It Before You Need It
A recovery plan that's never been tested is a plan you can't fully trust — a periodic dry run reveals gaps while there's no real pressure.
