by Taylor Smith | Dec 27, 2018 | Disaster Recovery
There’s no such thing as being “100% safe” from ransomware. That’s why every organization needs safe, timely, reliable backups as part of an overall data recovery plan. If you can contain a ransomware infection and restore your data from backups, you won’t need to... by Bob Cohen | Dec 4, 2018 | Disaster Recovery
Recovery Time Objectives (RTOs) are the essential starting point for determining your disaster recovery strategy. Why? Because you need to know which functions are most critical and how long others can be deferred, so you can make the most time- and cost-effective... by Bob Cohen | Aug 28, 2018 | Disaster Recovery
Quick disclaimer: We really care about our client’s security. Because of this, my blood has been known to boil when we hear “excuses” or rationalizations as reasons for making poor information security decisions. When it comes to Business Continuity and Disaster... by Bob Cohen | Jul 5, 2018 | Disaster Recovery
June 1 marks the start of hurricane season in the western Atlantic. As the climate warms, the oceans warm which gives hurricanes more energy. They are becoming more frequent, more powerful and more destructive. If you work in, or plan to visit an area of high... by Bob Cohen | May 23, 2018 | Disaster Recovery
One of the most important elements of a business impact analysis (BIA) or other business continuity planning exercises is identifying each function’s critical records. The survival of your business may depend on the availability of critical records. Without them,... by Bob Cohen | May 4, 2018 | Disaster Recovery
I often blog about disaster recovery planning and business continuity planning, including strategies for exercising your plan to help ensure that it’s (still) viable. While there’s no substitute for an operational exercise, many organizations opt for the tabletop...
