Recently, the Ministry of the Interior and Safety of the Republic of Korea has been making various efforts to minimize inconvenience to the public caused by public information system failures, including including public information system failures as ...
Recently, the Ministry of the Interior and Safety of the Republic of Korea has been making various efforts to minimize inconvenience to the public caused by public information system failures, including including public information system failures as a type of social disaster, and strengthening related laws and organizations to establish an effective response system.[1][2][3] In response to these changes in government policy, government agencies and their subordinate organizations are carrying out information system failure prevention work by considering the information system infrastructure environment of each organization.[4] In this study, we studied disaster response measures that can be practically utilized by organizations that operate information system infrastructure using virtualization technology, and analyzed the practicality by applying the actual research results to a government-funded ‘K’ research institute.