As an industry professional, you're eligible to receive a printed copy of the journal.

Fill out your address below.






Skip
Please reset your password to access the new DRJ.com
Reset my password
Welcome aboard, !
You're all set. We've send you an email confirmation to
just to confirm you're you.
You can now enjoy total access to the DRJ website while logged in.
New User Registration
captcha
*Required field

Already have an account? Log in

Welcome to DRJ

Already registered user? Please login here

Existing Users Log In
   
Forgot password? Click here to reset

Create new account
(it's completely free). Subscribe

TOP STORIES
LATEST FROM THE JOURNAL
disaster recovery
The State of Disaster Recovery Preparedness 2020

Naveen Chhabra | February 12, 2020

Forrester Research and Disaster Recovery Journal have partnered to field a number of market studies in business continuity (BC) and disaster recovery (DR) in order to gather data for company comparison and benchmarking, guide research and publication of best practices and recommendations for the industry. This study, which focuses on DR preparedness, was first fielded…

business continuity
The Evolution of Vendor Management

Vicky McKim | February 12, 2020

Thirty years ago, as a new business continuity coordinator, I discovered that preventing bad things from happening was not always possible. Not only was it not possible from a financial perspective, it wasn’t possible because there were vendors upon whom I depended. This was in an era where vendor management simply did not exist. Most…

risk management
A Challenging Climate: 2020 is a Defining Year for Climate Change and BCM

James Green | February 12, 2020

Never has the call for climate change action been louder. As millions walked out to protest rising carbon emissions, governments held international crisis talks and forests around the world burned, organizations have begun to feel the effects of shifting customer priorities along with an at-risk supply chain. In 2020 business continuity professionals have an opportunity…

crisis management
Integrating OSINT into the Emergency Management Cycle

Daniil Davydoff | February 12, 2020

When people outside of the intelligence community imagine intelligence, their mind wanders to electronic surveillance devices, dead drops, and cryptic conversations involving mysterious men and women. As the U.S. Federal Bureau of Investigation puts it, “simply defined, intelligence is information relevant to decision-making.” Put this way, it is easy to see how reliant we are…

disaster recovery
Backup Software’s New Countermeasures to Detect, Protect, and Recover from Ransomware

Jerome Wendt | February 12, 2020

Scarcely a month goes by without some organization publicly reporting its need to recover from a ransomware attack. This continuing escalation in ransomware attacks against organizations should prompt all of them to take steps to defend themselves. Many respond by deploying cybersecurity software as their first line of defense and backup software to help them…

business continuity
Focus Your Time and Efforts in the Right Areas

Michael Herrera | February 12, 2020

There are many different components to your BCM program, including your business impact analysis (BIA), recovery plans, exercises, training, and metrics. Some components are from critical business units that require recovery right away while others can be deferred for an extended period. In light of the great depth and breadth of the BCM landscape, the…

risk management
How Startups Can Benefit From Environment Monitoring

Richard Grundy | February 12, 2020

A startup typically comes to market with unique and innovative concepts that creatively solve a problem for consumers. The first major step in building a startup is investing time, energy and money in your business plan. Even with clever ideas, startups can’t take off without an abundance of resources to get the ball rolling. New…

business continuity
Ask the Executive: An Interview with Melanie Lucht of Carnegie Mellon University

Tracey Forbes Rice | February 12, 2020

Melanie Lucht, MBCP, MBCI, CIC, CCM is the associate vice president and chief risk officer at Carnegie Mellon University. She launched the university’s first sustainable business continuity program as a senior manager six years ago. She currently leads its environmental health and safety, risk operations, and DR/BC efforts. Over the past 22 years, Lucht has…

February 26, 2020 – Achieving Business Continuity Resilience in 2020

WATCH NOW

March 4, 2020 – Hurdling BCM Roadblocks

WATCH NOW

March 11, 2020 – CONVERGENCE OF DISCIPLINES – Planning for the loss of People, Facilities, Systems and/or Infrastructure

WATCH NOW

INDUSTRY NEWS