cyber recovery vs. disaster recovery
Disaster Recovery, Risk Management

Disaster vs. Cyber Recovery

Chris Montgomery | May 20, 2025

Closing the Gap to Bolster Resiliency Before the cloud, IT resilience was defined by an organization’s ability to maintain operations during events like natural disasters, power outages, vandalism or any other incident knocking out access to underlying technology they owned and operated. Increasingly, enterprises must consider not just the IT hardware they own and operate, but also the vast environment of services that reside in external cloud environments. This breakdown of the historic “perimeter” security model has altered what it means to be resilient, forcing businesses to establish their own cyber recovery plans alongside historical disaster recovery strategies that might…
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