👉 Emergency computing refers to the rapid deployment and utilization of computing resources, systems, and expertise in response to urgent situations or crises. It involves mobilizing IT infrastructure, data, and personnel swiftly to support critical decision-making, operations, and recovery efforts during emergencies such as natural disasters, cyber-attacks, or public health crises. This type of computing ensures that essential services remain functional, data integrity is maintained, and timely information is available to aid in effective response and recovery actions. Emergency computing often leverages cloud services, virtualization, and disaster recovery plans to provide scalable and resilient solutions that can be quickly adapted to meet the unique demands of a given emergency scenario.
