Disaster Recovery Planning (DRP) is a strategy that organizations create to ensure they can quickly recover and continue operations after a disruptive event, such as a natural disaster, cyberattack, or equipment failure. The plan outlines procedures for restoring critical systems, data, and infrastructure, minimizing downtime and financial loss. A well-structured DRP includes risk assessment, resource allocation, and communication protocols. It often involves regular testing and updates to adapt to new threats and changes in technology. By preparing for potential disasters, organizations can safeguard their assets and maintain business continuity, ultimately protecting their employees and customers.