After a production outage, which of the following documents contains detailed information on the order in which the system should be restored to service?

Succession planning identifies and prepares individuals to fill key leadership roles and is unrelated to technical system restoration procedures.

A Disaster Recovery Plan specifically documents the technical recovery procedures, restoration sequences, and recovery time objectives (RTOs) needed to bring systems back online after a production outage. It defines the order in which systems must be restored to ensure dependencies are met and critical services resume as quickly as possible. The DRP is the operational playbook executed during and after an incident.

An information security plan defines the overall security posture, policies, and goals of an organization but does not contain step-by-step system restoration sequences.

A Business Impact Analysis identifies which systems are critical and the cost of downtime but does not contain the procedural steps for restoring those systems.