Organizations, especially small and medium-sized ones, ignore to develop a reliable and feasible disaster recovery plan. Therefore, one of the fundamental missions of any organization is to develop a quality disaster recovery plan. Taking best practices in developing a disaster recovery plan and using available technologies, a disaster recovery plan is designed to prevent or minimize business losses and disruptions. This paper presents proposals for a solution to the disaster recovery plan for the fictitious state institution Segor. As Segor has two separate systems and networks within its business, it is necessary to make two proposals for a solution to the disaster recovery plan. The first solution proposal was made for the business process of the Veron electronic tax exchange system, and the second solution proposal was made for the remaining Segora business processes. The paper also presents one of the possible technical solutions using a virtual environment in a VMware environment and the vSphere Replication tool. For all proposed solutions to be accepted, it is necessary to create a scenario for activating the disaster recovery plan. Three scenarios are presented: the first scenario is a fire where the primary site was completely destroyed, the second scenario is an earthquake that did not cause the primary side to be inaccessible but disturbed building statics and inability to access the building, and the third scenario is external sabotage due to a large-scale denial of service attack (distributed denial-of-service DDoS) where the primary and secondary side become unavailable.