Disaster Recovery
We Have Your Back When the Worst Happens
They say you can’t plan for a disaster, but we say you can. While it’s true that you can’t predict when things like cyberattacks and natural disasters occur, our team helps you plan how to respond when they do.
Network Security:
The best plan is a proactive plan. After our IT team completes a risk assessment, they determine the best way to prevent business disruptions. Your network security will involve a combination of software solutions and policies to protect your business data and your employees.
Network Security Options Include:
- Email encryption
- Penetration testing
- Virus protection
- Firewalls
- Authentication schemes
- And more
Risk Assessment
Before our IT team can establish a method for disaster recovery, we need to assess what assets your business is at risk of losing.
Examples of Equipment to Protect:
- Computers
- Monitors
- Servers
- Printers
- Wired or mobile phones
Examples of Data to Protect:
- Customer personal health information (PHI)
- Customer and company financial information
- Proprietary information (intellectual property and trade secrets)
- Operational and inventory information
Recovery Method
The last step in a disaster recovery (DR) plan is to establish a method to recover your company data and IT infrastructure after a business disruption. After the recovery method is established, you can have peace of mind knowing that you’re covered when the worst happens.
Examples of Disaster Recovery Strategies Include:
- Establishing a communication plan
- Prioritizing critical business functions
- Regularly testing, reviewing and improving the DR plan
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