A cyber attack recovery procedure is a structured process followed by an organization to restore normal operations after experiencing a cyber attack. The objective is to minimize damage, recover compromised systems and data, maintain business continuity, and strengthen security to prevent future incidents. Recovery is an essential phase of the incident response lifecycle and requires proper planning, coordination, and documentation. The first step in cyber attack recovery is identifying the scope and impact of the attack. Security teams examine system logs, network traffic, alerts from intrusion detection systems, and affected devices to determine the type of attack, such as ransomware, phishing, malware infection, or distributed denial-of-service (DDoS). Understanding the extent of the compromise helps in deciding the recovery strategy and prioritizing critical systems. The next stage is containment. The infected systems are isolated from the network to prevent the attack from spreading further. User accounts suspected of being compromised are temporarily disabled,