“Resiliency” is a term that has been used, overused, and misused by many. Industry professionals still struggle with educating companies on the differences between business continuity (BC) and disaster recovery (DR). The term “BC/DR” is often used, but there is a need to be separate to gain a clearer understanding and deeper conversations around risk management. BC and DR are cousins, not siblings. They are tied together by “family,” but not exactly the same. Resiliency is being described in many circles in the same way. The word is passed around as some higher level of achieving excellence in an unpredictable…
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