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Recovery Time Objective and Recovery Point Objective are treated as IT jargon, but they’re really business decisions in disguise.
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Category Archives: Business Continuity & DR
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Jul
Jul
Most businesses have moved past the basic mistake of having no backups at all, but that’s the point where the real risk sits.
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Jan
Jan
Are you ready to handle a cybersecurity breach, natural disaster, or system failure? Unexpected disruptions can occur at any time, leaving businesses in turmoil. However, with a well-prepared incident response plan, you can navigate these challenges confidently and minimize the impact. This guide is designed to help you enhance your incident response plan in a. . .
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Jan
Jan
What would happen if your building burnt down tomorrow? What if your system was hacked and all your data stolen? Everything was just gone. How would you continue? Shocking as this seems, this will be somebody’s reality this year. If your business closed down, even for a few weeks, you would be surprised at the. . .
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Apr
Apr
While each industry brings its own challenges, when it comes to Financial Services you have your own additional pressures. The pressure of being ‘on’ 24 hours a day, every day for customers often at stressful situations is one. Add to that the challenges of security of sensitive information, data protection and compliance and this all. . .
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Aug
Aug
Disasters can and do happen. Cyber attacks, natural disasters, and system failures are just a few of the uncontrollable events that could potentially harm your company. Regardless of the size of your business, a physical or technological disaster could result in a significant financial loss. However, although disasters are not always preventable, it is possible. . .
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Jul
Jul
Disaster. The very word invokes a feeling of serious solemnity. The thesaurus offers alternative such as ‘tragedy’, ‘ruin’ and ‘catastrophe’ – all something any right-minded person would like to avoid. Disaster Recovery In business, serious IT infrastructure or data issues can become exactly that – a disaster, and depending on the scale of the issue,. . .