Approximately 40 to 60% of small businesses never reopen following a disaster resulting from unexpected events like hurricanes and floods. By following our below Business Continuity and Disaster Recovery Plan steps, you don’t have to be one of them. June 1st was
Use the eight steps outlined here to help your company start taking a multi-layered approach to securing its data.
Backup, disaster recovery and business continuity are all parts of the same whole, but do you know the difference between them?
A business continuity plan can reduce disaster-associated risks and position your business to continue operation even after a disaster strikes.
Your organization should be prepared for disaster, but you don’t have to wait for your company’s next IT audit to fine tune the plans already in place...
On Thursday, September 7, credit reporting agency Equifax announced a cybersecurity incident that has the potential to impact 143 million of its U.S. customers...
Hurricane season doesn't end until November 30th, which means your business is still at risk for data loss, facility damages, downtime, and the many other inconveniences that accompany a natural disaster...
Designing business continuity for engineering firms can be difficult if the firm has an incomplete understanding of the differences between data continuity, disaster recovery, and business continuity...
It's important companies understand the difference between disaster recovery and business continuity to ensure they are well prepared if a disaster occurs. Essentially, both preventive strategies cover how employees will communicate, where they will work, and how they will...
Today, businesses rely almost entirely on data storage and exchange to conduct their operations. Data use has increased business efficiency and profitability, but it also poses security risks that could potentially spell the end...
