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Backup, DR & CR: Supporting the Need for Speedy Data Recovery

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A strong DR plan is consistently updated, makes sure that the roles and responsibilities of IT staff are clearly defined, ensures there is a clear plan in place for communicating DR steps in the case of a disruption, and guarantees remote access if you cannot access on-premises technology. The most important component of DR is testing.

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What is a Tiered Resiliency Architecture and Why Does it Matter?

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In this submission, Pure Storage CTO Andy Stone offers an introduction to tiered resiliency architectures for fast ransomware recovery. After all, speed is of the essence – an organization’s most significant defense against ransomware attackers is executing rapid recovery following an attack. What do I mean by that?

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How to Create a Network Disaster Recovery Plan

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Recovery strategies: The plan should outline the specific procedures necessary for recovering network services and components, addressing each scenario identified in the risk assessment. Benefits of Implementing an NDRP A network disaster recovery plan protects your organization against downtime and data loss.

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How to Create a Network Disaster Recovery Plan

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Recovery strategies: The plan should outline the specific procedures necessary for recovering network services and components, addressing each scenario identified in the risk assessment. Benefits of Implementing an NDRP A network disaster recovery plan protects your organization against downtime and data loss.

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Business Continuity vs. Disaster Recovery: What’s the Difference?

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Business continuity planning addresses the big picture, including a broad range of operational functions, whereas disaster recovery planning deals primarily with IT infrastructure and data recovery. This typically involves detailed technical strategies for system failover, data recovery, and backups.

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Business Continuity vs. Disaster Recovery: What’s the Difference?

Pure Storage

Business continuity planning addresses the big picture, including a broad range of operational functions, whereas disaster recovery planning deals primarily with IT infrastructure and data recovery. This typically involves detailed technical strategies for system failover, data recovery, and backups.

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Ransomware’s Latest Targets and How to Protect Yourself

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Organizations use the investments for a wide variety of collection preparedness activities, including data recovery testing, employee security awareness training, penetration testing, and response readiness assessments. . Air gaps can deliver enhanced protection by: Providing better security than traditional backup architecture.

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