It seems like the IT community can’t get through a single week lately without news of another denial-of-service (DDoS) attack. Whether it is the recent waves of attacks against financial… Continue reading Five DDoS Misconceptions

Many organizations are aware that if you want to improve your business, international management systems standards provide a foundation for effective management and continual improvement. What many people do not… Continue reading ISO 9004:2009 – The Best Kept Secret in the World of Business Management Systems

The Information Technology Infrastructure Library (ITIL) practices for IT service management originated in England in the 1980s and has been adopted by many IT organizations, especially in larger companies, in… Continue reading Integrating ITDR Into ITSM (ITIL)

As unpredictable weather continues to surprise us, it is especially important for business owners to have a plan in place when it comes to recovering after a natural disaster. Whether… Continue reading How Businesses Can Prepare For Disasters By Researching Lending Opportunities

After three consecutive seasons of active tropical weather in the Atlantic basin, it appears that 2013 will continue with that trend. Nineteen named storms formed in 2010, 2011, and 2012,… Continue reading Active Tropical Weather Trends Continue in Summer of 2013

A rare event is not an impossible event. Just ask the emergency response teams in the German city of Passau, built at the intersection of the Danube, the Inn, and… Continue reading Hurricane Season 2013: The Lessons of Sandy

Have you ever believed that you have a great idea for an article which would be useful to your fellow DRJ readers? We suspect that there are many seeds for… Continue reading Mentoring Writers

Major disasters have struck throughout the United States, with the middle corridor taking many hits. The news from tornadoes, flooding, tropical storms and other disasters has been eye-opening. I think… Continue reading Is The Worst Case Scenario Truly the Worst It Can Get?