Disaster Recovery and Business Continuity
You’re probably familiar with the risks; natural disasters, terrorism, cyber attacks and ransomware.
What is your plan when your organization gets hit?
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You’re probably familiar with the risks; natural disasters, terrorism, cyber attacks and ransomware.
What is your plan when your organization gets hit?
The consequences of a cyber attack are loss of data, loss of brand reputation, loss of customer goodwill, loss of productivity, and lots of money.
The City of Atlanta was shut down for 5 days after an attack took down 8,000 computers. Even after the ransom was paid, it took weeks to resume normal operations.
Here are some more alarming stats.
To avoid disruption you need the right network and server infrastructure, data storage, and backup and restore, but you also need a plan. In fact, the biggest problems with effective recovery from a disaster and resuming normal business operations come back to problems with the plan:
The two core components of a disaster recovery, business continuity plan are the Business Impact Analysis, and the Risk Analysis. We work with your management and IT team to create the Business Impact Analysis that identifies your organization’s critical business functions, as well as the systems, applications, data, and other assets these functions require. We then apply our knowledge and experience designing cyber security solutions to create a disaster recovery plan that will help ensure business continuity in the event the worst happens.
Once in place we can help you design, implement, and optimize your network and server infrastructure, data storage and your backup and restore solution.
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