Membangun Data Recovery Center / Disaster Recovery Center from Fanky Christian
Disaster Recovery as a Service (DRaaS) backs up the whole environment, not just the data. "Most of the providers I spoke with also offer a cloud-based environment to spin up the applications and data to when you declare a disaster," says Karyn Price, Industry Analyst, Cloud Computing Services, Frost & Sullivan. This enables enterprises to keep applications available. Vendors offer DRaaS to increase their market share and revenues. Enterprises, especially small businesses are interested in the inexpensive yet comprehensive DR…
Turning Business Continuity Into A Competitive Advantage Written by DENNIS WENK January 13, 2014 The pace of technological change and its complexity is challenging traditional business continuity paradigms. What was once considered a best practice in business continuity (BC) no longer serves the new digital-world, and organizations can’t rely on these outdated processes to reach their future objectives. These best practices, and the standards/guidelines which they are based, are unsuitable for the modern technologically-dependent organ…
Log Management: When Disaster Strikes You’ll Be Glad You Did Written by MISHA GOVSHTEYN January 13, 2014 How Log Management Can Enhance Infrastructure Security in Disaster Recovery Situations When an enterprise network goes down – because of natural disaster, accidental system failure, or security breach – the first priority is identifying the impact and restoring the infrastructure to its pre-disaster state. However, how “clean” is the pre-disaster infrastructure? Have servers been tainted with malware that can replicate to multiple…
Complexities of DR Design for the Federal IT Enterprise Written by Mano Malayanur & Julia Nathan April 24, 2014 Design of disaster recovery (DR) solutions is sometimes defined as the art of balancing the cost of disruption against the cost of recovery. This simple and elegant definition often masks the true complexity of DR. Cost of disruption is rarely measured solely in terms of revenue loss and often includes the damage to intangibles such as reputation. Likewise, the true cost of recovery is hard to quantify, and it is spread a…
Implement Battery Maintenance Best Practices to Ensure Business Continuity Written by Brandon Schuler June 23, 2014 The industrial uninterruptible power supply (UPS) is the foundation of an emergency power system. Unlike the commercial UPS designed to protect critical IT loads, the industrial UPS protects critical processes, control systems, and fire/life safety systems. For applications such as oil and gas, petrochemical and power generation plants, when the power is interrupted, it can cause dangerous chemical process instability, da…
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