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crisis management
Disaster Recovery Journal and Continuity Insights Pledge Unity During the COVID-19 Crisis

April 1, 2020

ST. LOUIS, Mo. and PHILADELPHIA, Pa. (April 1, 2020) – Bob Arnold, president of the Disaster Recovery Journal and Robert Nakao, publisher of Continuity Insights, have announced a collaboration of resources to ensure that business continuity/disaster recovery professionals are well-informed as they combat the COVID-19 crisis. The challenges of business continuity professionals during these trying times…

disaster recovery
A Case for Defense in Depth: Moving Beyond ‘Blinky Box’ Security Approaches

Nick Defoe | March 31, 2020

With the continuous demand to ensure that businesses are securing the most modern technology environments, the desire to find a magical ‘one-stop’ remedy for all security problems is very common. This search has manifested itself to many in the form of a new “blinky box” such as a firewall, SIEM, or cloud-hosted EDR. However, these…

disaster recovery
Object Storage and Continuous Data Protection – An Integrated/ Decoupled Approach

Serge Shats | March 24, 2020

DR Object Stores Evolve Beyond the “Cold Data Tier” The cost-efficient scalability of object storage makes it an ideal resource for data protection, especially when delivered through a cloud-based service. However, current approaches to data protection with object storage typically employ the object store as a “cold data tier” that is tightly coupled to the…

business continuity
What Is Your Monday Morning Plan?

Regina Phelps | March 16, 2020

As much of America and the world begins to shut down, what is your plan? Yesterday the CDC banned gatherings of more than 50 people in the United States for the next eight weeks. Companies are now telling employees to work from home (for those who can). Traditional gathering places like restaurants, places of worship,…

crisis management
Let’s Play Defense Against COVID-19!

Keith Frederick & Daniel Olbur | March 9, 2020

As the COVID-19 virus continues to spread, your business could face high absentee rates. For this reason, your business should have a defense plan to help slow the spread and reduce the workforce impact. One step in this process is to provide a clean environment for employees and visitors alike. During an infectious outbreak, ill…

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…

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…

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April 14, 2020 – Pandemic Resilience: A Business Continuity and Medical Perspective

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April 15, 2020 – Ask the Experts: COVID-19 Preparedness and Response

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April 15, 2020 – Preparing for Panic: Building a Resilient Organization during COVID-19

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