A while ago we ran a three part series on data backup procedures, different backup methodologies, and disaster recover and business continuity concepts. Read “Is Your Business Prepared for a Disaster?”: Is Your Business Prepared for a Disaster? Part 1 Is Your Business Prepared for a Disaster? Part 2 Is Your Business Prepared for a …
Recent advances in DR/BC – Is Your Business Prepared for a Disaster? Read More »
There was a disturbing news brought to light by various sources of Associated Press, including New Jersey’s The Record. It is reported that according to the Homeland Security, Office of Personnel Management and Interior Department data had been cyber-attacked by hackers working for the Chinese state. Link: The Record (Bergen County) – “Hackers strike federal …
Do you need backup? Absolutely! Is backup enough to support your business? Absolutely NOT. Disasters happen, and for various reasons. 45% due to Human Error 45% due to Server Failure 50% due to Network Outage How you prepare can mean the difference between business as usual and costly downtime. Without Intelligent Business Continuity, more than …
Backup vs Business Continuity: what does your small business need? Read More »
First we would like to first make sure you do all you can to be safe. When preparing your business for the potential natural disaster, such as a hurricane Arthur nearing Carolina – and we already feeling the edge of its storms here it in New Jersey, it is important to take care when it …
Hurricane Arthur getting close: is your business prepared for a disaster? Read More »
This threat is not quite new – CryptorBit ransomware virus was first introduced in late 2013 on the tail of the CryptoLocker we reported on several times last year; but CryptoBit has a new spin, and has been increasingly active in the recent days. 6 Quick facts about CryptorBit CryptorBit, or as it is also …
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Cloud computing lets businesses ramp up new services and reallocate resources fast, based on individual business needs, while providing users with self-service access to computing resources, with appropriate levels of control. Cloud gives organizations power to manage their business data across hybrid in- and off-premise locations, in the secure computing environments based on cost, capacity …
