Where were you for the blackouts in August 2003? Were you one of the unfortunate 50 million people who found themselves without power for days? Was your business disrupted by… Continue reading Automated Notification for Business Continuity

EDITOR’S NOTE: This article serves as a follow-up to articles published in the winter 2004 and summer 2004 editions featuring the trials and tribulations of a new BC professional. One… Continue reading When You Least Expect It …

Whether it is customer account information, financial records, operations data, or e-mail, the life blood of any business is corporate data. Data protection should not be an afterthought. Studies have… Continue reading Addressing the Data Protection Challenges

The regular daily backup is still the primary method most businesses use to protect their vital data and ensure their ability to resume function after a disaster. Backups protect equally… Continue reading Reduce Costly Downtime With Continuous Backup

Simulation modeling and analysis has long been a tool used to analyze complex systems and processes. Once known to have staple use in analyzing processes requiring fail-safe operation such as… Continue reading BC Analysis Using Computer Simulation

It’s no secret network managers today must ensure the highest availability of their networks to meet overarching business challenges. This means network managers must ensure they have the tools necessary… Continue reading Ounce of Prevention Equals Pound of Cure

Whether your perspective is from the national strategic level or the municipal level, the view of homeland security and emergency management has changed for the foreseeable future. The primary responsibilities… Continue reading A Team Approach To Emergency Management

The Disaster Recovery Journal is FREE to anyone involved in managing, preparing, or responsible for Disaster Recovery/Business Continuity Planning in the United States and Canada. All others can either subscribe… Continue reading Registration Agreement