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How to Choose the Right DRaaS Provider: Key Considerations

Zerto

Disaster Recovery as a Service (DRaaS) has become a vital component of modern business continuity planning. Consider factors such as the types of applications and data you need to protect, your recovery time objectives (RTOs) and recovery point objectives (RPOs) , compliance requirements, and budget or resources constraints.

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Is your business ready for any disaster? Review this 5-point disaster preparedness checklist

Online Computers

For instance, businesses in New Jersey may be affected by severe hurricanes and flooding, so these disasters should be high on your list. A good way to visualize threats to business continuity is to create a risk map , which is a graphical representation of all risks and their impacts. Appoint key personnel.

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How to Offload Your Risk to a Third Party

MHA Consulting

These definitions are taken from our recent free ebook, Strong Language: The MHA Guide to Essential Business Continuity Terminology. Here’s a run-through of some common insurance pitfalls: Many organizations think that if they have business-interruption insurance, they don’t have to worry about business continuity.

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What Is an Integrated Risk Management Approach for an Organization?

LogisManager

Check out this free eBook to learn how to integrate your governance areas today. Resources are the people, vendors, physical assets, software applications, services and data repositories used in the organization. It’s built on a risk-based taxonomy framework, making it easy to draw connections and make better business decisions.

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5 Steps towards an Actionable Risk Appetite

LogisManager

To simplify the process, and make it as applicable as possible, we have outlined the five most important things to consider when putting risk tolerances into action. As your program grows to become more integrated into all business functions, your tolerances can become more specific as you learn how your business risks affect strategic goals.