What are COOP phases?

COOP phases refer to the stages in a Continuity of Operations Plan, which ensures that essential functions continue during and after a disaster or disruption. The primary phases typically include: 1) Preparedness, where organizations develop plans and training; 2) Response, which involves executing the plan during an incident; 3) Recovery, focusing on restoring normal operations; and 4) Mitigation, aimed at reducing the impact of future disruptions. Each phase is crucial for maintaining operational resilience and protecting critical services.