A disaster recovery plan typically does not include
A)scheduled electronic vaulting of files.
B)backup computer and telecommunication facilities.
C)a system upgrade due to operating system software changes.
D)uninterruptible power systems installed for key system components.

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A disaster recovery plan is focused on restoring the systems and data in the event of a disaster or disruption. A system upgrade due to operating system software changes is not considered part of a disaster or disruption, but rather a planned change that would be addressed through standard change management processes. The other options listed are all common components of a disaster recovery plan.

A Disaster Recovery Plan Typically Does Not Include