Disaster recovery is a term often used in Information Technology circles to describe the necessity for backup technology systems to safeguard an organization’s data. While this type of safeguard is absolutely a necessity to protect valuable data, and also reduce the amount of time your organization will need to recover from an incident, a true disaster plan goes far beyond backup servers and drives. For example, when disaster strikes, what plan does your organization have in place to communicate, both internally and externally?
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Disaster Recovery: It's More Than a Plan - It's a Process
Posted by: Adam Montella April 16, 2011 05:00 AMDisaster recovery is a term often used in Information Technology circles to describe the necessity for backup technology systems to safeguard an organization’s data. While this type of safeguard is absolutely a necessity to protect valuable data, and also reduce the amount of time your organization will need to recover from an incident, a true disaster plan goes far beyond backup servers and drives. For example, when disaster strikes, what plan does your organization have in place to communicate, both internally and externally?