Incidents happen — a cyberattack, a hardware failure, a natural disaster. The difference between a temporary inconvenience and bankruptcy is whether you have a plan.
Business continuity (BC) and disaster recovery (DR) answer one question: how do we keep operating when something goes seriously wrong.
RTO and RPO
How quickly you need to recover (RTO) and how much data you can afford to lose (RPO) shape your entire strategy. Without clear targets, a plan is just a wish.
Whennot "if" — a serious incident is a matter of time. The plan decides the outcome.
Elements of a good plan
- Clear RTO/RPO targets for critical systems
- Tested backups and recovery procedures
- Roles and responsibilities during an incident
- A communication plan (customers, partners, regulators)
- Regular rehearsals, not just a document on the shelf
How to protect yourself
A plan that hasn't been tested is only paper. Regular rehearsals expose the gaps before a real crisis does it for you.
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