reply to A disaster recovery plan is one of the most essential parts of an organization's risk management plan. The Disaster Recovery Plan focuses on getting crucial IT infrastructure and business operations up and running in case there is a disaster, whether it's human or natural. Disaster Recovery is the process of step-by-step documenting instructions that are necessary for responding to unplanned events, incidents, and situations. The stakeholders in relation to the organization's IT infrastructure can include senior management, IT staff, investors, vendors, suppliers, and other regulators of the organization. Stakeholders have an interest in the success of the organization. Stakeholders can provide the revenue that is necessary for the company. So, effective communication is key. Documenting each of the stakeholder's roles and responsibilities is important for a disaster recovery plan. Stakeholders are part of the project from start to finish. Keeping them up-to-date is a plus. This way, the team is in touch with whatever they want or need and what their expectations are. This helps with minimizing the risks of their disagreements and last-minute decisions