But technology only addresses part of the problem. Just as we are seeing a growing number of non-technical executives participate in IT acquisition and deployment decisions, the business-continuity and disaster-recovery planning process requires substantial participation from executives across the different entities of the enterprise.
Should You Risk It? What's Continuity Worth To You?
The first rule of disaster planning: what you see on the news is not what's going to happen to you. There's a disconnect between the popular perception of "disaster" and what really happens to grind business to a halt.
Storage Vendors Hone In On Backup, NAS, Security
Storage Networking World in Phoenix was rife with backup and recovery options, making Exchange server a bigger part of networked storage, and even some storage security thrown in for good measure.
Mid Market Getting Serious About Security -- For The Most Part
Most mid-market companies view their current spending on security as a sound business investment, but a large minority sees it as an expense that must be minimized.
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