Business Continuity

Limit your downtime costs. How to survive an outage?

Sooner or later, your organization will face downtime. It could be due to ransomware, strike, technical failure, pandemic, etc. Downtime involves direct costs (e.g., temporary loss of revenue) and indirect costs (e.g. reputational damage and ransom fees. To avoid this, you should keep the interval between downtime and recovery as short as possible. Knowing the total costs involved is important when determining priorities to invest into recovery and prevention solutions. An effective Business Continuity Plan (BCP) and an appropriate IT Disaster Recovery Plan (DRP) are essential.