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The remote access policy creates restrictions for connecting to a company’s internal network from external hosts via remote access technology or for utilizing the...
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You have a disaster recovery plan (DRP), but will it hold up in a real crisis? Testing the DRP is essential to determining whether it is under or over built, and whether...
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Do not wait until the DRP is put into action to discover weaknesses in disaster recovery processes. Run a full test of the enterprise's DRP to uncover flaws before an...
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The administrative rights policy grants access to individuals’ desktop, laptop, or other end-user devices within a company for those who are qualified and cleared to use...
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When disaster strikes, normal operations of the enterprise are suspended and replaced with operations spelled out in the disaster recovery plan (DRP). Recover from the...
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Do you need to make a difference this week? This month? Take a look at these tactics and tools to build your guerilla plan.
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IT security is often overlooked and misunderstood by enterprises. Many feel that they have nothing worth stealing and any money spent on security is a wasted investment....
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Record DRP information including document storage and contact/role information.
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Use flowcharts and checklists to create effective SOP documents.
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Establishing operations at the recovery site is only the first half of the work involved in disaster recovery. At some point, services and systems must be returned to...
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