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The essential elements of a strong cyber resilience foundation
By: Dell Technologies
Type: ESG Showcase
When a ransomware attack occurs and is successful, the primary objective is to recover the data and minimize the losses. Unfortunately, only 16% of respondents reported being able to fully restore their data after experiencing a successful ransomware attack.
To meet new challenges, businesses must establish or upgrade their data recovery infrastructure to support strict security and recovery service levels.
Discover in this ESG Showcase how your organization can build the foundation for cyber resilience with Dell PowerProtect Data Domain Appliances.
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Modernizing backup and recovery to meet today's demands
By: Cobalt Iron
Type: White Paper
Traditional backup solutions can't meet today's enterprise needs due to remote work, data growth, and cyber threats. This white paper introduces a modernized, hyperconverged data protection platform with:
- Hyperconvergence for a unified architecture
- Analytics-driven automation for reliability
- Integrated security against ransomware
- As-a-service delivery to cut costs and simplify operations
- And more
The full white paper explains how this modernized backup and recovery strategy meets current enterprise demands. Read on to find out how you can strengthen data protection for your business.
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Can Backups Scale? The Vanishing Backup Window
By: ExaGrid Systems, Inc.
Type: Blog
The amount of new data in enterprises continues to grow exponentially. In 2020, we created, on average, 1.7 MB of data per second for every man, woman and child on planet Earth.
As the amount of data enterprises collect grows, so too does the number of backups that are retained for various purposes. Daily, weekly, monthly and annual backups are often needed to support regulatory audits, financial audits and legal discovery, to name just a few requirements.
In this TechTarget blog post, explore how tiered backup storage can help you meet the scalability challenge as data volume continues to explode in size.
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Leading CISOs' insights on cybersecurity challenges
By: Pure Storage
Type: White Paper
This white paper uncovers insights from leading CISOs on today's top security challenges, including third-party breaches, resource constraints, and evolving attack tactics. Inside, you'll find out how CISOs can build more resilient, responsive security strategies. Read on now to learn more.
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Your expert guide to data protection strategy: backup, replication, snapshots and virtualisation
By: TechTarget ComputerWeekly.com
Type: eGuide
We walk you from the basics of backup methods to the pros and cons of different ways of protecting data and key issues in virtual machine backup.
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Securing Backup Environments: Beyond Zero Trust
By: Cobalt Iron
Type: White Paper
Traditional security approaches like zero-trust may not be enough to protect critical backup environments from modern cyber threats. In this white paper, you'll discover how the Zero Access model in Cobalt Iron Compass can provide advanced cyber resilience to safeguard your backup data. Read the full white paper now to learn more.
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Improve NAS backup efficiency and reduce costs
By: Cobalt Iron
Type: Product Overview
In this product overview, you'll learn how you can simplify your network attached storage (NAS) backup with a modern approach that delivers policy-based service level management, faster recovery, and cloud integration. Read on to find out how Compass NAS Agent can streamline your data protection strategy.
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How Cloudflare can help protect your data
By: Cloudflare
Type: Product Overview
Data occupies an increasingly important and complex role in the way modern organizations run, but as a result, it has become a primary focus for attackers. Cloudflare One’s data protection suite is built to stay at the forefront of these distinctly modern risks. Download this product overview to learn more.
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Step-by-step disaster recovery planning guide
By: TechTarget ComputerWeekly.com
Type: eBook
IT disaster recovery is a fundamental task for all organisations. Reasons range from legal and regulatory compliance to the ability to function after an outage. In this e-guide we outline in detail the key steps of disaster recovery planning.
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Guide to business continuity planning: COVID-19 and beyond
By: TechTarget ComputerWeekly.com
Type: eGuide
As COVID-19 continues to spread, companies need to evaluate their ability to conduct business as usual during this time. Inside this comprehensive guide, we share best practices on how to defend your business against disruption, identify key business areas at risk and respond to business continuity planning challenges.
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Could your organization recover from a cyberattack
By: Redjack
Type: Case Study
When an organization was facing urgent regulatory difficulties related to a cyber incident that called into question the reliability of their business continuity and disaster recovery (BCDR) plan, they partnered with Redjack for an answer. Download this case study to learn how Redjack helped recover from their cyber incident.
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Disaster recovery and business continuity: Essential guide
By: TechTarget ComputerWeekly.com
Type: eGuide
Not only can a solid business continuity strategy protect organisations from reputational damage and lost trade, but – for those operating in regulated industries – it can also prevent firms being hit with downtime-related enforcement action.
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Recover: Building Resilience: NIST Framework Recovery Strategies for Sustainable Growth
By:
Type: Talk
After experiencing a cybersecurity incident, recovering swiftly and effectively is essential to minimizing downtime and restoring business operations. Our upcoming webinar on October 24th at 1pm EST will focus on the critical components of the NIST Cybersecurity Framework (CSF) Recover function. We'll explore practical strategies and best practices for resilient recovery and business continuity following a cyber incident. Key topics include: Business Continuity Planning: Developing comprehensive business continuity plans to ensure operational resilience. Data Recovery Strategies: Implementing effective data recovery strategies to restore critical information. Lessons Learned: Extracting valuable insights from incidents to improve future response and recovery efforts. Continuous Improvement: Establishing a culture of continuous improvement in cybersecurity resilience. Register now and join us to gain valuable insights and actionable strategies for enhancing your organization's recovery capabilities and strengthening overall resilience. This webinar is your opportunity to prepare proactively for recovery scenarios and safeguard your business continuity effectively.
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Leveraging High Availability and Disaster Recovery to Achieve Complete Business Resiliency
By: Intervision
Type: White Paper
Maintaining business continuity requires a comprehensive approach combining High Availability and Disaster Recovery strategies. Learn how to safeguard your operations against modern threats and ensure resilience by reading this White Paper.
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Cloud-Based Disaster Recovery: An Essential Guide to DRaaS
By: Intervision
Type: White Paper
Discover how cloud-based DRaaS solutions can enhance your disaster recovery strategy. Explore the benefits of DRaaS, including improved security, faster recovery, and reduced costs. Download this e-book to learn how to build an effective DRaaS plan and choose the right provider for your organization.
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Disaster Recovery and Business Continuity in the Age of Cloud
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Type: Talk
In 2021, businesses spent on average $1.85 million recovering from ransomware attacks, according to Sophos “State of Ransomware 2021”. Ransomware damages are costly, and now increasing attacks are forcing security leaders to re-evaluate their backup and recovery processes. However, there’s an even bigger disrupter to disaster recovery processes: cloud technology, which is changing the way data is protected and how people need to prepare for recovery. Cloud-based business continuity and disaster recovery have long been hailed as a cost effective, accessible, and safe option for organisations looking to achieve operational resiliency. With increasing cyber attacks, supply chain difficulties, and natural disasters, organizations need to take a deeper look into how Cloud can impact their backup management and disaster recovery plan. In this episode, we’ll be looking at how organizations can effectively protect themselves in the age of Cloud. Join us to learn: - How Cloud technology has evolved and impacted security leaders’ disaster recovery and business continuity plans over the past 18 months - Differences between disaster recovery in cloud computing versus traditional disaster recovery - Deciding between on-premise data centers or a migration to cloud and how to incorporate Cloud into your disaster recovery plans - And more!
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Rethink Data Protection and Go Beyond “Good Enough” on Data Recovery Objectives
By:
Type: Talk
Modernise your data protection and recovery plan. Traditional disaster recovery solutions offer basic business continuity but limit responsiveness and outcomes. Many tools provide “good enough” features but lack capabilities designed to reduce downtime and improve recovery objectives like RPO and RTO. The result? Businesses lack the agility and flexibility to protect themselves from the challenges of an increasingly digital world. Many businesses that already struggle to manage on-premise data protection and recovery are looking for solutions that help them today and as they transition to cloud or cloud-hybrid architectures in the future. For critical data and applications, a solution that minimises or eliminates data loss while maximising uptime is essential. The right data protection solution can take the guesswork out of both planned and unplanned outage events, allowing you to focus on optimising core business activities. Join our webinar to hear Andy Ebbs, EMEA Lead Solution Consultant and David Beeler, Lead Product Manager at Carbonite + Webroot (OpenText companies) as they demonstrate how to modernise your data protection and recovery plan using Carbonite Availability (formally known as Double-Take). They will address: - Best practices to minimise downtime and risks during your next planned or unplanned outage - Key requirements that are essential for a robust business continuity and disaster recovery (BCDR) plan - How to protect and recover data, applications, and entire server workloads to/from physical, virtual, cloud, and hybrid environments.
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Rethink Data Protection and Go Beyond “Good Enough” on Data Recovery Objectives
By:
Type: Replay
Modernise your data protection and recovery plan. Traditional disaster recovery solutions offer basic business continuity but limit responsiveness and outcomes. Many tools provide “good enough” features but lack capabilities designed to reduce downtime and improve recovery objectives like RPO and RTO. The result? Businesses lack the agility and flexibility to protect themselves from the challenges of an increasingly digital world. Many businesses that already struggle to manage on-premise data protection and recovery are looking for solutions that help them today and as they transition to cloud or cloud-hybrid architectures in the future. For critical data and applications, a solution that minimises or eliminates data loss while maximising uptime is essential. The right data protection solution can take the guesswork out of both planned and unplanned outage events, allowing you to focus on optimising core business activities. Join our webinar to hear Andy Ebbs, EMEA Lead Solution Consultant and David Beeler, Lead Product Manager at Carbonite + Webroot (OpenText companies) as they demonstrate how to modernise your data protection and recovery plan using Carbonite Availability (formally known as Double-Take). They will address: - Best practices to minimise downtime and risks during your next planned or unplanned outage - Key requirements that are essential for a robust business continuity and disaster recovery (BCDR) plan - How to protect and recover data, applications, and entire server workloads to/from physical, virtual, cloud, and hybrid environments.
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Building Your Business Continuity Plan
By:
Type: Replay
It’s easy to confuse the terms data protection, disaster recovery, and business continuity. This presentation will provide an overview of the difference between the three. In this session, you will learn how to classify the different types of data and systems and how to protect them while building your business continuity plan.
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Building Your Business Continuity Plan
By:
Type: Replay
It’s easy to confuse the terms data protection, disaster recovery, and business continuity. This presentation will provide an overview of the difference between the three. In this session, you will learn how to classify the different types of data and systems and how to protect them while building your business continuity plan.
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Techstravaganza: Building Your Business Continuity Plan
By:
Type: Video
It’s easy to confuse the terms data protection, disaster recovery, and business continuity. This presentation will provide an overview of the difference between the three. In this session, you will learn how to classify the different types of data and systems and how to protect them while building your business continuity plan.
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Building Your Business Continuity Plan
By:
Type: Replay
It’s easy to confuse the terms data protection, disaster recovery, and business continuity. This presentation will provide an overview of the difference between the three. In this session, you will learn how to classify the different types of data and systems and how to protect them while building your business continuity plan.
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Building Your Business Continuity Plan
By:
Type: Replay
It’s easy to confuse the terms data protection, disaster recovery, and business continuity. This presentation will provide an overview of the difference between the three. In this session, you will learn how to classify the different types of data and systems and how to protect them while building your business continuity plan.
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Building Your Business Continuity Plan
By:
Type: Replay
It’s easy to confuse the terms data protection, disaster recovery, and business continuity. This presentation will provide an overview of the difference between the three. In this session, you will learn how to classify the different types of data and systems and how to protect them while building your business continuity plan.
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Steps and Considerations to Build a Successful Business Resilience Plan
By:
Type: Talk
Resilience plans are designed to help organizations adapt quickly to risks and disruptions, while maintaining key business workflows and safeguarding data, assets, and brand reputation. They ensure that businesses remain working regardless of external factors. While these plans are an essential part of protecting your business, sometimes knowing where to start is the hardest part. Join Recovery Point and Pure Storage, as our experts outline the essential steps and considerations for building a business resilience plan. The session will answer the following questions: — What are the basic building blocks of a business resilience and disaster recovery plan? — How should DR testing be performed? And how often? — How do DR plans prepare organizations for a ransomware attack? — What problems are solved with a DR plan? — What roles can Recovery Point and Pure Storage play in a successful DR plan? We’ll also highlight client successes around: —Building a plan from scratch —Testing repeatedly and making continuous improvements —Avoiding a crisis through a successful DR plan execution when it mattered most
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The ROI of ransomware recovery
By:
Type: Talk
While ransomware prevention is always the goal, what happens when, inevitably, an attack occurs anyway? You might already have a backup and disaster recovery solution in place, but often, that is not enough if you don’t have a solid, and thoroughly tested, ransomware recovery process. Join us for an insightful webinar with Brent Ellis, Forrester Senior Analyst, Elia Gollini, Forrester Associate Consultant, and Paul Robichaux, Microsoft MVP and Senior Director of Product at Keepit, as they dive into the current state of ransomware recovery processes in the market while highlighting often-missed gaps in disaster recovery planning. The landscape of disaster recovery is undergoing a significant transformation as organizations continue to rely more heavily on SaaS applications, and in this context, disaster recovery strategies are transitioning as well. Learn what companies can do now to improve their disaster recovery plans, as well as practical strategies to enhance your business continuity – and significantly reduce downtime during a ransomware attack while maximizing ROI. Because it’s not a question of if it will happen, the question is how to bounce back when it does. You will also hear how organizations have orchestrated effective ransomware recovery processes with Keepit and what return on investment they have realized for their company by employing Keepit as their data protection vendor – based on the commissioned Total Economic Impact™ study conducted by Forrester Consulting. Join us and you will walk away with: · Actionable insights and recommendations for how you can address current gaps in disaster recovery planning · Insight into best practices for ensuring business continuity during a ransomware attack · Information about the ROI organizations have realized when deploying Keepit for ransomware recovery Register now to hear directly from the experts on how to improve your ransomware recovery process.
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Going Beyond Disaster Recovery to Cyber Recovery for Total Resilience
By:
Type: Replay
Many organizations substitute true cyber recovery with disaster recovery (DR) plans and simulations, which often results in incomplete cyber recovery strategies. To address this, IT decision-makers require a secure and isolated environment where they can thoroughly test and refine their cyber recovery plans, ensuring secure data recovery and continuous business operations. In the upcoming session, participants will explore the limitations of traditional disaster recovery and delve into cyber recovery use cases across various industries. The discussion will cover a roadmap to robust cyber recovery, best practices, and key benefits. Attendees will also learn the steps to initiate, test, and deploy cyber recovery strategies, highlighted by a live demo of Cleanroom Recovery, focusing on setting up Recovery Groups in Azure. Register today
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Going Beyond Disaster Recovery to Cyber Recovery for Total Resilience
By:
Type: Replay
Many organizations substitute true cyber recovery with disaster recovery (DR) plans and simulations, which often results in incomplete cyber recovery strategies. To address this, IT decision-makers require a secure and isolated environment where they can thoroughly test and refine their cyber recovery plans, ensuring secure data recovery and continuous business operations. In the upcoming session, participants will explore the limitations of traditional disaster recovery and delve into cyber recovery use cases across various industries. The discussion will cover a roadmap to robust cyber recovery, best practices, and key benefits. Attendees will also learn the steps to initiate, test, and deploy cyber recovery strategies, highlighted by a live demo of Cleanroom Recovery, focusing on setting up Recovery Groups in Azure. Register today
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Learn how DRaaS can help you ensure business continuity
By: Intervision
Type: Case Study
Explore InterVision's DRaaS for swift recovery and business continuity. Case studies showcase quick data restoration, scalability, compliance, and cost savings. See how our customized DRaaS fortifies your business resilience in full case studies.
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Guide to the NYDFS Cybersecurity Regulations
By: Redjack
Type: White Paper
Recently, the New York State Department of Financial Services (NYDFS) introduced an update to its cybersecurity regulations, adding requirements to ensure against growing concerns. Download this white paper for a full breakdown of the new changes.
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Fortifying Foundations: Advanced Strategies in Business Continuity Planning
By:
Type: Video
In today’s volatile business landscape, where disruptions range from cyber-attacks to natural disasters, robust business continuity planning (BCP) is more crucial than ever. This session dives deep into the strategies that ensure organizations can maintain critical functions during and after a disruption, minimizing downtime and ensuring a swift recovery. Participants will explore the key components of an effective BCP, including risk identification, impact analysis, response strategy formulation, and recovery plan execution. The session will also highlight the importance of integrating emerging technologies and cybersecurity measures into continuity planning to address and mitigate modern threats. Experts will share best practices for developing and implementing continuity plans that are not only comprehensive but also flexible and adaptable to changing circumstances. Attendees will learn how to conduct regular simulations and drills, integrate continuous improvement processes based on post-incident reviews, and ensure that all levels of the organization are engaged in the continuity strategies. Learning Outcomes: • Gain a thorough understanding of the essential elements of business continuity planning. • Learn to identify and prioritize risks to develop a tailored response strategy that aligns with organizational needs. • Explore innovative approaches to enhance traditional BCP with modern technology and cybersecurity protections. • Acquire skills in testing and refining continuity plans to ensure they are effective when most needed.
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Ensuring Business Continuity In Times Of Crisis
By:
Type: Video
Unforeseen events today are making it impossible for organizations to continue business as usual. During a global crisis, a comprehensive customized Business Continuity Preparedness is crucial to get your business back up and running. Planning can not take place during crisis, a well-documented disaster recovery plan must be in place for organizations to be on their best foot forward in coping with the tough times. Watch Prasad Ramakrishnan, CIO of Freshworks, sharing his expert insights into how IT can help adapt and transition your business seamlessly into the new normal.
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Businesses Are Embracing DRaaS: Here’s Why
By:
Type: Talk
Disaster recovery is a necessity for an organisation's cyber resilience strategy. Seventy-six percent of respondents to Gartner’s IT Disaster Recovery Trends and Benchmarks survey reported an incident during the past two years that required disaster recovery, with more than 50% experiencing at least two incidents. The frequency of these incidents proves how essential comprehensive backup and recovery plans are to ensure business continuity. However, disaster recovery can be daunting, expensive, and complex. Disaster recovery as a service (DRaaS) takes the management and overhead off your hands - while ensuring your data and applications are backed up and can be recovered quickly. Join this webinar to: - Discuss the evolution and movement from traditional disaster to DRaaS - Discover how to build an effective recovery plan using DRaaS - Explore the cost-benefits of partnering with a DRaaS provider - See why partners should tap into the potential of disaster recovery and provide it as a service DRaaS takes the burden of planning and managing recovery resources off the organization and puts it into the hands of specialists. So, why not leave it to the experts?
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Infographic: 5 questions to ask when creating a ransomware recovery plan
By: TechTarget ComputerWeekly.com
Type: Infographic
Companies need extensive plans to successfully protect themselves from ransomware attacks. These 'five W's of ransomware' will help organizations ask the right questions when creating a ransomware-specific disaster recovery plan.
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Build a DRaaS Offering at No Extra Cost With Veeam and Backblaze
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Type: Video
Join Disaster Recovery Expert, Greg Tellone (CEO of Continuity Centers), Rasmus Haslund (Veeam), and Elton Carneiro (Backblaze), as they discuss the increasing challenges with ransomware and disaster recovery, as well as what prompted Greg to make a drastic change from on-premises storage to the cloud with Backblaze and Veeam. In this fireside chat, you will learn: • Why Continuity Centers chose to build its disaster recovery service offering with Veeam and Backblaze. • The ease of moving your capacity tier from on-premises to Backblaze’s always-hot cloud storage. • How Veeam Backup and Recovery v12 Direct to Object Storage functionality opens up new possibilities for your bulletproof backup plan. • The ins and outs of Continuity Centers’ Instant Business Recovery, which leverages Veeam + Backblaze B2 to bring your business online ASAP after a disaster of any kind.
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Disaster recovery has never been so easy or important
By: TechTarget ComputerWeekly.com
Type: eGuide
Disaster recovery has never been more important because at the same time that digital transformation has made most modern enterprises entirely dependent on their IT systems to function, cyber attackers have stepped up their capabilities to go after sensitive data wherever it is found, with most IT leaders reporting major systems outages.
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Focus: Disaster recovery planning and virtualisation
By: TechTarget ComputerWeekly.com
Type: eGuide
We take a good look at how features and functionality built into popular virtualisation environments can help with disaster recovery planning, testing and execution.
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Disaster recovery plans: What keeps you awake at night?
By:
Type: Talk
More companies are seeking out 100% availability as a key part of their disaster recovery plan. But delivering such a commitment is a huge feat. Companies would need a service that was able to “To resist and tolerate failure and recover mission critical communication elements within a business acceptable timescale by planning and design” as well as to manage whatever intentional human and natural risks likely to occur. Full availability would also need infrastructure resilience, in-place disaster recovery plans, and contingency capability as well as the establishment of an integrated and external incident command system. The question companies should ask themselves is “How easy would it be to achieve all of this in my organization and, if so, at what cost?’ Tune into this session presented by disaster recovery and cyber resilience expert Steve Yates as he brings to light “scary” technology moments companies must consider and how companies can tackle them if they put in place the right strategy based upon their specific requirements. Viewers are encouraged to share their thoughts on disaster recovery plans and their major concerns to gain the most from this session. By the end of the session, you will be able to: - Be aware of the challenges you may likely encounter. - Form an understanding of the core supporting elements. - Be conversant with a joined-up thinking approach when delivering technology resilience. About the speaker Steve is a Founding Fellow of the Business Continuity Institute (FBCI), as well as being a Disaster Recovery Institute (DRI) International Certified Business Continuity Professional (CBCP) and Cyber Resilience Professional (CCRP). He has been awarded the Freeman of the City of London for his work in incident management and technology disaster recovery during the response to several terrorist bombings, and is now a Liveryman of the Worshipful Company of Information Technologists (WCIT).
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Preparing for a Cyber Crisis: The ISF approach
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Type: Talk
High-impact cyber attacks frequently make news headlines for all the wrong reasons and can cause significant financial, operational and reputational damage. Managing the crisis can be the difference between survival and destruction. As cyber threats become more sophisticated, incident response, crisis management, business continuity and disaster recovery plans will be pushed to breaking point. One way of preparing the organisation for a cyber crisis is stress-testing these plans by performing cyber security exercises, which can increase awareness, empower the workforce and improve resilience. Watch this session from ISF Senior Solutions Analyst, Daniel Norman, where he details how you can: - increase awareness amongst key stakeholders about the nature and scale of cyber incidents - design realistic, impactful cyber attack simulations and playbooks - effectively stress-test crisis management, business continuity and disaster recovery plans.
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Minimize Downtime with Application Continuity
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Type: Video
When a business-critical application goes down, the impact can be staggering. With the typical downtime lasting about 8 hours and lost productivity can cost millions. IT organizations typically have an infrastructure focused disaster recovery plan, but rarely use it. This video explores Application Continuity and how this set of technologies and processes enables organizations to minimize downtime by enabling application level recovery across multiple sites.
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IT Uninterrupted: Best Practices in Data Center Planning (Episode 1)
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Type: Replay
As IT application availability requirements continue to evolve, technology continues change to meet the new requirements. Join us as we discuss planning considerations for bringing your virtualized workloads into the next generation of IT resilience. You will learn about data center options to consider as part of your recovery strategy, business and technical tradeoffs that will have to be made, capacity planning considerations, and testing approaches to that are possible that will optimize application up-time. Check out more episodes at: https://www.zerto.com/resources/it-uninterrupted/
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Disaster recovery for VDI: 4 key questions to consider
By: Nutanix
Type: eGuide
VDI shops should keep a few key considerations in mind when planning for virtual desktop disaster recovery. This e-guide explores four key questions to consider when setting up an IT disaster recovery plan.
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Why you should have a disaster recovery testing plan in place
By: TechTarget ComputerWeekly.com
Type: eGuide
With this guide, gain a better understanding of why a disaster recovery testing plan is important, how to efficiently conduct tests, and some tools and terms that you will encounter along the way.
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Creating Your Disaster Recovery and Incident Response Plan
By:
Type: Replay
Creating a Disaster Recovery and Incident Response plan for your business is a critical part of your security strategy. What happens if you are the victim of a breach or cyberattack? Would you be able to resume business operations in a timely manner? How would your business continue to operate in the face of a disaster? These questions and more will be answered in this webinar. The webinar is presented by Caleb Pipkin, Security Solutions Engineer, of Logically.
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Creating Your Disaster Recovery and Incident Response Plan
By:
Type: Replay
Creating a Disaster Recovery and Incident Response plan for your business is a critical part of your security strategy. What happens if you are the victim of a breach or cyberattack? Would you be able to resume business operations in a timely manner? How would your business continue to operate in the face of a disaster? These questions and more will be answered in this webinar. The webinar is presented by Caleb Pipkin, Security Solutions Engineer, of Logically.
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Creating Your Disaster Recovery and Incident Response Plan
By:
Type: Video
Creating a Disaster Recovery and Incident Response plan for your business is a critical part of your security strategy. What happens if you are the victim of a breach or cyberattack? Would you be able to resume business operations in a timely manner? How would your business continue to operate in the face of a disaster? These questions and more will be answered in this webinar. The webinar is presented by Caleb Pipkin, Security Solutions Engineer, of Logically.
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Creating Your Disaster Recovery and Incident Response Plan
By:
Type: Replay
Creating a Disaster Recovery and Incident Response plan for your business is a critical part of your security strategy. What happens if you are the victim of a breach or cyberattack? Would you be able to resume business operations in a timely manner? How would your business continue to operate in the face of a disaster? These questions and more will be answered in this webinar. The webinar is presented by Caleb Pipkin, Security Solutions Engineer, of Logically.
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Creating Your Disaster Recovery and Incident Response Plan
By:
Type: Replay
Creating a Disaster Recovery and Incident Response plan for your business is a critical part of your security strategy. What happens if you are the victim of a breach or cyberattack? Would you be able to resume business operations in a timely manner? How would your business continue to operate in the face of a disaster? These questions and more will be answered in this webinar. The webinar is presented by Caleb Pipkin, Security Solutions Engineer, of Logically.
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InterVision's Comprehensive DRaaS: Ensuring Seamless Recovery and Reliability
By: Intervision
Type: Product Overview
InterVision's comprehensive DRaaS solution ensures seamless recovery and reliability with industry-leading SLAs, 99.99% infrastructure availability, and 100% test success guarantee. Leverage cloud-based workload protection, rapid recovery, and expert support to secure your business. Read the full product overview.
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Enhancing Healthcare Cyber Resilience: Balancing Security and Agility
By: FinThrive
Type: White Paper
Explore effective strategies for healthcare cyber resilience that balance security and agility. Learn how to develop incident response plans, implement continuous monitoring, and partner with the right RCM vendor to enhance data protection and operational continuity. Read the full white paper.
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Business Continuity Measures for Volatile Times
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Type: Video
Maintaining uninterrupted IT operations under the constant threat of equipment failures, site outages, ransomware, and other cybersecurity threats requires new business continuity measures – particularly as the number, types and locations of data storage devices involved grows, and their importance escalates. Those business continuity and disaster recovery (BC/DR) practices that rely on the intrinsic resiliency of highly available devices tend to fail miserably in heterogeneous IT environments. What works in one storage system might not fit another, and their mutual incompatibilities make designing an overarching BC/DR plan all the more difficult. Every master plan is created to fulfill specific demands. But what if you did not consider one or two unpredictable factors? This session will provide insights to help you maintain business continuity by adapting to unforeseen turn of events.
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Explore the Differences Between DRaaS and BaaS Solutions
By: Intervision
Type: White Paper
Explore the distinct roles of Disaster Recovery as a Service (DRaaS) and Backup as a Service (BaaS) in ensuring business continuity. Learn how a Managed Service Provider can help align your data protection strategy with your business goals. Read the full Infographic to discover the complementary strengths of these solutions.
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Boost cyber resilience with data integrity and recovery
By: Index Engines
Type: Product Overview
Cyber resilience requires building trust in data integrity and recovery. Learn how CyberSense's advanced AI-powered detection and analysis can help you minimize downtime, recover clean data, and maintain operations even against sophisticated attacks. Read the full e-book to discover the power of trusted cyber resilience.
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Planning Your Application Ecosystem Landscape to Withstand Multi-Layered Attack
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Type: Talk
This talk will detail how to plan your application ecosystem landscape to withstand multi-layered attack. Key Takeaways: • Understand which tools are better aligned with your stack. • Apply best practice to develop active simulation exercise. • Review of disaster recovery as monthly initiatives. • Align your business continuity to critical assets.
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Solution Spotlight: Modernizing data recovery plans for multi-cloud environments
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Type: Talk
The acceleration of cloud adoption has modernised the workplace. However, data recovery plans are often not included in the blueprint. Downtime is unpredictable and can strike at any moment, making it challenging for businesses to restore data across mixed IT environments. As a result, businesses could suffer from a loss of productivity, an increase in financial costs or experience a data breach. Organisations should have the confidence to protect and maintain their data on a continuous basis by implementing best practices on data recovery plans for single or multi-cloud environments. Join our discussion, where we will cover how to: • Establish fast and reliable failovers to minimize downtime • Develop replication across files, applications and servers within mixed environments • Prioritise systems that require a higher level of data availability
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MicroScope: Chart course to Covid-19 recovery
By: MicroScope
Type: Ezine
Customers have had to react to changes caused by the pandemic, so what decisions have they made in the past year? In this issue, we explore how businesses have adapted to the new normal, different approaches to remote working, and take a look at the challenge of sustainability
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What is Incident Response? Plans, Teams and Tools
By: AT&T Corp
Type: eGuide
Many experts use the terms incident response and incident management interchangeably, but the two are hardly the same. So, what is incident response? And what are the essential elements you need to know for protecting your organization? Read this e-guide to find out.
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The Survival Playbook for Business Continuity
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Type: Replay
The spread of COVID-19 is being felt globally across operations in ways that are difficult to model and assess. It has presented a situation most organizations probably didn’t anticipate – what happens when even the disaster recovery sites and business continuity plans are rendered useless. How do you run a global business when flights are grounded, and countries regulate who can enter? Join us as we explore how you can operate your business with no performance trade-offs for security, even in these challenging times.