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

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.

One would think that there is no heroism in the IT industry, but nothing could be further from the truth. When something catastrophic happens to stop business operations, the IT department is called upon to get the business up and running.

One of the main components of your business continuity plan should be a robust backup plan for all your company's data.

One of our frequent activities in IT support is restoring files from backup. Read our blog to learn the importance of data backup to your business.

Should anything happen to your network, such as an external hack or threat of malware, it is always in your best interest to have a solid disaster recovery plan in place.

Learning from the mistakes of others and from poor advice helps ensure you do not fall victim to Murphy's law.

If you don't yet have a disaster recovery plan in place in the event of a virus, here are a few examples as to why it is so important.