Disaster Recovery Assessment and Strategy
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In a perfect world, mid- to large-cap organizations can muster the money and people to protect their IT infrastructures from the worst kinds of unacceptable risk, but the fact is, it’s a rare accomplishment. That’s why implementing disaster recovery (DR) programs in stages could be the way to go for many organizations.
The words “opportunity” and “disaster” are rarely used together, but from every solid DR plan opportunities arise. The reality is that disaster recovery planning has a beneficial side few companies even begin to consider. Wondering what kinds of positive aspects can really come out of planning for the worst possible day of your company’s existence?…
I created the Disaster Recovery Checklist Template and Maturity Model with a specific purpose: to quickly and effectively evaluate disaster recovery plans and eliminate any gaps that could put businesses in unacceptable risk. This tool is a one-of-a kind holistic approach to identifying weaknesses and maximizing efficiencies of DR planning.
