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Archive for the ‘Business Continuity Disaster Recovery’ Category

No disaster recovery (DR) plan can really be complete until you have proven, if not in real life, the most stringent test requirements and that can be mounted. There is much at stake, because your business is at risk. A common mistake is to implement a restructuring plan and then forgotten. Your business is evolving to meet the needs of the evolving economy, which works the same, and is the same for all contingencies in place to deal with a disaster. A recovery plan must be monitored and reviewed in the light of known current threats and the experience of those responsible.

Some areas to see and focus on:

Field of application - usually a plan only includes the critical aspects of network infrastructure and recovery. When the plan progresses, other assets are under the scope of technological advances and business continuity solutions, but also because businesses rely on the services of more and more is rated as called, “mission critical” Read the rest of this entry »