Write a Disaster Recovery Plan (DRP) to identify how the business will return to normal operations following a disaster. Include the BIA, BCP, and IRP from previous units to provide a formal body of evidence. One way to think of the DRP is the reverse of a BCP. Instead of finding alternate ways to keep the business running, the DRP culminates the incident response process by detailing how a company’s business functions will return to normal as if nothing ever happened. Note: Sometimes, this may require a definition of what the new “normal” is. Expected 1250-word minimum (at least 5 pages) in APA format. 2) Your Disaster Recovery Plan should include, at a minimum: a) A copy of the Business Impact Analysis (BIA) b) A copy of the Business Continuity Plan (BCP) c) A copy of the Incident Response Plan (IRP) d) Details of how business functions will resume normal operations e) A final analysis of how these documents will safeguard the organization’s information f) Lessons learned throughout the process