EITS Tech Tips & Tech News | Business Continuity (2)

Disaster recovery plans are made in case of a catastrophic event. Here are 5 steps to creating a small business disaster recovery plan in 2020.

You've been working long and hard on that 100-page report for your boss. It's been proof-read, fact-checked, and sent in.

Imagine losing every piece of data stored on the phone or laptop that you're using right now. It sounds like a nightmare, right? Data loss is a serious threat, and even more so when it comes to business.

There are many items that can threaten your business at any point, such as product recalls or low profit. What most businesses often miss is the threat of data loss.

In the world of business, there are some things you can't have complete control over. When the worst comes and disaster hits, though, a good business knows what to do.

Although these terms are often used interchangeably, they are not the same thing. Learn more about business continuity v. disaster recovery here.

What happens if your server is zapped over the weekend? Many people find their data recovery plan has a problem when it's too late. Learn more in our blog.

From natural disasters to major security breaches, being prepared for business continuity in the face of disaster should be at the top of the to-do list for most companies. If you don't have your business continuity plans in place, you definitely should.