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The Pros and Cons of Outsourced Vs In-House IT Disaster Recovery

Erwood Group

The Pros and Cons of Outsourced vs In-House IT Disaster Recovery The Pros and Cons of Outsourced vs In-House IT Disaster Recovery In today’s fast-paced digital business age, IT disaster recovery is a critical component of any business continuity plan and proper business resilience planning.

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Cybersecurity Tips: Risk and Vulnerability Management

Security Industry Association

Managing cybersecurity risks and vulnerabilities is a critical activity for any robust security program. Vulnerabilities differ from other types of threats in that they are not necessarily the product of malicious activity but are most typically caused by software flaws or system misconfigurations.

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The Great Resignation and IT Employees: Where Do Things Stand Today?

NexusTek

Retooling your IT retention strategies is certainly a timely idea, and an option that you might not have considered is outsourcing a portion of your IT management to a managed services provider (MSP).

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Freya Wilding for BrandStar

LAN Infotech

In this blog post, we’ll break down the distinctions between IT services and IT solutions, helping you choose the right approach for your business. When you hear the term “IT services,” think of it as outsourcing specific IT functions to a third-party provider.

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How to Create a Data Breach Response Team

Pure Storage

Collecting and analyzing evidence of malicious network activity. This role could be an in-house team, outsourced, or hybrid. If outsourced or hybrid, a designated employee should act as a liaison. The post How to Create a Data Breach Response Team appeared first on Pure Storage Blog. Information Security (InfoSec).

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Ongoing Monitoring with a Complaint Focus

Fusion Risk Management

In our previous blog “ The Importance of Ongoing Monitoring ,” we discussed what we often describe as the forgotten pillar of third-party risk management: ongoing monitoring. Third-party risk management is one step removed – you’ve outsourced an activity, and you’re now relying on your third party to manage the complaints.

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Bulletin Thoughts

Plan B Consulting

Working on the adage you can ‘outsource the activity but not the risk’, we may have to manage incidents which are caused by a third party working on our behalf. Perhaps this will include something practical that we can incorporate within our plans and procedures.