Which type of plan is focused on recovering from IT system disruptions?

The correct answer is the IT Contingency Plan. This type of plan is specifically designed to address how an organization will respond to and recover from IT system disruptions. It outlines procedures and strategies to minimize the impact of unexpected events such as hardware failures, cyber-attacks, or natural disasters that could affect the availability of IT resources.

An IT Contingency Plan includes detailed steps for restoring system functionality, ensuring data integrity, and maintaining business operations during and after a disruption. This focus on recovery and restoration distinguishes it from other planning documents.

In contrast, an Incident Response Plan primarily focuses on managing and responding to security incidents as they occur, rather than the broader scope of recovery from disruptions. A Business Continuity Plan encompasses a wide range of activities to ensure that critical business functions can continue during a disruption, including but not limited to IT systems. The Digital Risk Plan is more focused on identifying and mitigating risks in the digital landscape rather than specifically recovering from disruptions.