Disaster Recovery and Planning

Even using the best security tools and procedures does not fully ensure that there will not be any interruption in information services. The interruption can come accidentally or can be done intentionally. Disasters occur with unnerving frequency; their adverse consequences increase for those who do not prepare for predictable contingencies. Although, the chances of losing a system entirely are very slim, it still exists. This is the reason why it is important to evaluate the consequences that can rise from losing a critical system. The costs to the company will vary according to the circumstances, that is, how long the service is unavailable and how important is the information that was lost. A well operating organization must be able to recover the lost data quickly and restore the services without any delay.

If you are interested and would like to get more detailed information about designing and developing the best disaster plan for your organization, or examining your current disaster plan, please do not hesitate to contact us.

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