An environmentally conditioned workspace that is partially equipped with information systems and telecommunications equipment to support relocated operations in the event of a significant disruption.

A warm site is a type of disaster recovery site that includes the necessary infrastructure such as power, cooling, and network connectivity, along with some pre-installed hardware like servers and workstations, but it is not fully configured or immediately operational. This setup allows for a quicker recovery than a cold site but still requires additional equipment and data restoration before full functionality is achieved.

A hot site is fully equipped with hardware, software, and data, allowing an organization to resume operations almost immediately after a disruption.

A cold site is a basic space with only power and connectivity, requiring the organization to bring in all necessary equipment and data, resulting in the longest recovery time.

"Data Site" is a generic term and not a recognized category for disaster recovery sites that describe their level of equipment and readiness.