What will you do when disaster strikes? No business wants to think about the unthinkable, but it would be foolish not to have a viable disaster recovery plan in place should the worst happen. A business that relies on data and IT infrastructure can’t afford to bury its head in the sand.
In 2019, you need to be thinking about disaster recovery, as resilience and the power to bounce back from a crisis is vital.
This IT Pro report lifts the lid on DR, explores what it is, why it matters, and how to plan for recovery in case the worst happens.
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Should AI PCs be part of your next hardware refresh?AI PCs are fast becoming a business staple and a surefire way to future-proof your business
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Westcon-Comstor and Vectra AI launch brace of new channel initiativesNews Westcon-Comstor and Vectra AI have announced the launch of two new channel growth initiatives focused on the managed security service provider (MSSP) space and AWS Marketplace.
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Government holds talks with data centre operators over energy blackout threatNews One data centre operator has been preparing to switch over to diesel power in the event of a national blackout
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Re:Invent 2021: Zerto unveils its disaster recovery solution for AWSNews Zerto In-Cloud for AWS automates on-premises and cloud failover, recovery, and testing workflows
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OVH data centre fire shows backups should be standard, founder saysNews Octave Klaba suggests many customers incorrectly assumed backups were a default part of their contract
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Investigation underway into cause of OVH data centre fireNews French firm urges customers across Europe to trigger disaster recovery plans
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Keep your data available with snapshot technologyWhitepaper Synology’s solution to your data protection problem
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The essential guide to cloud-based backup and disaster recoveryWhitepapers Support business continuity by building a holistic emergency plan
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What Sheryl Crow can teach us about data protectionOpinion The country singer’s experience offers a cautionary tale for IT admins
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British Airways sues data centre supplier for 2017 outageNews The filing claims US outsourcing company CBRE was to blame for the network fault
