Disaster Recovery and Business Continuity, Second Edition

Reliance on computer systems involves risks. So how do you protect your information from hackers and computer viruses? And how would your IT systems cope in the event of flooding or an explosion?

Problems with IT can do serious damage to your reputation, and jeopardise your relationship with your customers. This is why no organisation can afford to treat business continuity and disaster recovery as something that can just be left to the IT department. Ultimate responsibility for disaster recovery lies with the boss, so getting to grips with the issue of information security is an issue for managers as well as technicians.

IT-associated problems could threaten the survival of your business. If you want to protect your business, you need to put in place a disaster recovery plan. This book shows you how.

• Keep your information safe
  Find out how to protect your company from Trojan viruses and phishing scams.
• Store data safely
  Find out what you need to do to store data safely, and stop years of work from being lost by accident.
• Stay connected
  Make sure your communication links are secure, and prevent your business from being crippled by losing connection to the Internet.
• Bomb-proof your data
  Take the right precautions so that your data will not be wiped out in the event of fire or flood

As Thejendra BS comments, “A Chinese proverb says, ‘Only a coward can create the best defences.’ This method should be your approach to protecting your business.”

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