There’s no doubt you’ve heard the terms Data Backup and Business Continuity, but what are they? Are they the same thing, or are they different? Data backup gives you peace of mind knowing your data is safe and you can get your data back if there’s a failure. Business continuity takes care of quickly getting your business operating again after a system failure.
Employees that work exclusively in an office setting are rapidly becoming a thing of the past. Mobility can be somewhat of a double-edge sword, providing productivity benefits, while also increasing the risk of data loss. With the ability to work from anywhere, comes the ability to access corporate data from anywhere. The fact is, your business will have to find a way to accommodate remote work and protect your data. The good news is, we’re here to guide you through the process of implementing a data loss prevention strategy (DLP) and creating a data security policy for your organization.
Expect the best but prepare for the worst. This old phrase is actually a great motto to run your business by. Disasters can come to your business in many forms, but being prepared with a plan can mean the difference between recovering or shuttering. Here are some potential disastrous scenarios and our tips for protecting your business from disaster.
For every business, success is earned and built through careful planning and smart decision making. It’s only natural that you’d want to safeguard your business from danger as you plan for your future. In today’s always-on, digital world, one of the most critical factors to business success is data, and studies show time after time that data loss can be the demise of a business.
