The BC/DR 6 – Key Considerations for Any Plan

Expecting the unexpected is a way of life when it comes to business continuity and disaster recovery. What are the warning signs? Will my organization be impacted by a potential disaster? How long will my business affected? Will it ever recover?

From classifying enterprise data and enterprise systems to documenting and testing your plan, here are the six key considerations you need to take into account when it comes to developing a solid, sustainable business continuity/disaster recovery plan.

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