EITS Tech Tips & Tech News | Business Continuity (3)

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.

Every day, your business relies on documents, applications, and existing data to function. What would happen if you suddenly lost access to these things?

Here’s a quick nine-step checklist we use to ensure that a company’s computer network, and the data for that business, is safe and secure from disruption, if not absolute devastation:

Data Backup vs Business Continuity - What’s the difference? If you aren't backing up your business data, you are in for a rude awakening.

Are you using tapes to back up your business' computer networks? It's better than no backups, but tapes will eventually fail. Learn more in our blog!

This blog post is an excerpt from one of our recent FREE e-books of the same name. Click the link below to download the complete eBook. Why You Desperately Need A Disaster Recovery Plan For Your Business.