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Tips for protecting hard-copy records
Find out how to protect hard-copy records and what your business continuity/disaster recovery plan for vital documents should include.
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How FCD 1 benefits business continuity plans
Learn how FCD 1 can assist your efforts at developing business continuity (BC) plans of your own.
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Legal issues for business disaster recovery plans
This tip will examine some of the legal issues you should consider in your business disaster recovery plan.
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Protect your IT infrastructure from intentional attacks
Protecting your organization and its IT infrastructure from an intentional computer network attack requires technology, good practices and vigilance.
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Replication for Hyper-V high availability
This tip outlines a number of things to consider when choosing a replication approach for Hyper-V high availability.
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Removing a bad patch using Microsoft WSUS
This tip offers information about how to remove a bad software patch using Microsoft Microsoft Windows Server Update Service.
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Business impact analysis (BIA) process basics
The BIA process and risk assessment are critical steps for disaster recovery planning. This tip can help you get started with conducting a BIA.
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Developing a BC/DR training program
Training is an important part of BC/DR planning. Learn how to develop a disaster recovery and business continuity training program in this tip.
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Top five remote data replication tips of 2011
Learn about VMware vSphere Replication for Site Recovery Manager, host-based replication products, and asynchronous and synchronous replication.
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Top five disaster recovery outsourcing tips
Disaster recovery outsourcing can good for many organizations. Check out our top five tips on DR outsourcing.
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Tailoring BC/DR to the needs of your organization
Check out these tips to ensure that your business continuity and disaster recovery programs are synchronized to your business.
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Top five disaster recovery templates
The editors of SearchDisasterRecovery.com have compiled this list of our five favorite templates published this year.
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Risk assessment 101
This tip offers risk assessment process basics to get your disaster recovery plan off the ground.
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Supply chain checklist for BC/DR practitioners
Use our supply chain management checklist to protect your organization from vendors who may not be able to maintain normal operations after a disaster.
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What DR practitioners need to know about insurance
When working on business continuity and disaster recovery (BC/DR), review your organization’s business interruption insurance coverage.
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Tips for building a work area recovery center
Learn how to determine if your business needs a work area recovery center and check out some options for building short-term and long-term solutions.
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Q&A: LAN disaster recovery planning
Local area network disaster recovery planning is frequently overlooked, although many IT functions rely on the local network.
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Using the Corporate Emergency Access System
By participating in the Corporate Emergency Access System (CEAS) program, your organization could get faster access to your facilities following a disaster.
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Emergency response notification systems & BCM software
Learn about BCM software & emergency notification systems that can make it easier to use a BC plan.
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A look at ISO 22301
The new ISO 22301 business continuity standard is important for business continuity planners. Learn about how ISO 22301 can help your organization.
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DR inches forward, according to recent research
This tip examines several examples of DR research from independent sources and DR vendors.
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Leverage government cybersecurity programs
This tip examines some key government cybersecurity initiatives and their relevance to the private sector.
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Conducting a damage assessment
The damage assessment provides an initial view of the situation (what happened, what has been damaged, and potential for it to continue).
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Tips for recovering from cyber attacks
Find out how your organization can fully recover from a cyber attack in which your network infrastructure has been attacked and defenses breached.