Confidence in your disaster recovery planning and your data recovery capability is non-negotiable in today’s business environment where cybersecurity attacks, systems failure and even human error are becoming increasingly frequent. If there is the slightest doubt, it opens the door to potential problems, which need to be identified – and managed accordingly – before disaster strikes. Establishing a well-structured recovery environment to optimize data recovery testing that can be conducted in the least disruptive way to the business, is critical. With poorly structured and unmeasured disaster recovery testing, without full failover potential while conducting tests, severe weaknesses could be hidden when confronted…
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