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It’s a common misconception that only large enterprises or global corporations need a well-rounded disaster recovery plan. But recent years have shown that disruptions, whether from cyber attacks, natural disasters, or system failures, can affect businesses of every size and sector. Preparing for the unexpected is not just good practice; it’s essential. A disaster recovery plan forms the foundation of your response to major disruptions. At its most basic, it defines how your data is backed up, where it’s stored, and who’s responsible for restoring operations. For larger organisations, the plan becomes more complex, factoring in alternative workspaces, communication strategies, equipment replacement, and more. Below, we share the ten essential steps to help you create an effective disaster recovery plan that supports business continuity, explaining each one clearly and providing tips for successful planning.
Unlock uninterrupted financial service operations with the best business WiFi solutions, tailored for reliability and security in today's fast-paced financial sector.
Safeguarding payment data is crucial for businesses across various industries. The Payment Card Industry Data Security Standard (PCI DSS) serves as a guideline to help companies protect sensitive cardholder information. This article delves into the significance of PCI DSS, the compliance process, and practical tips for businesses striving to meet these standards.
In the rapidly evolving digital landscape, data centres play a pivotal role in supporting the UK’s digital infrastructure. With the rise of cloud and managed IT services, organisations increasingly rely on data centres to store, manage, and process vast amounts of data efficiently.
Businesses across the UK are increasingly turning to managed IT services to stay ahead of evolving technology challenges. The rise of remote work, growing cyber security threats, and the need for seamless IT infrastructure management have made these services essential for maintaining business productivity and resilience.
Cyber security has become essential for every organisation. With cyber-attacks and data breaches on the rise, businesses must proactively identify vulnerabilities before criminals exploit them. One of the most effective defences is penetration testing - a controlled process that uncovers weaknesses and strengthens your overall security posture.
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