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Is Your Business Prepared? Key Steps for Disaster Recovery & Continuity Certification
But how does it relate to Disaster Recovery (DR), and why are they often misunderstood or misaligned? Let's break it down:

Is Your Business Ready for the Unexpected? Navigating Disaster Recovery & Business Continuity Planning
In today's fast-paced world, Business Continuity Planning (BCP) isn't just a luxury it's a necessity. But how does it relate to Disaster Recovery (DR), and why are they often misunderstood or misaligned? Let's break it down:

BCP is about ensuring the continuity of critical business operations no matter the circumstance, from natural disasters to cyberattacks. It involves strategic planning across departments IT, HR, Finance, and more to make sure the business doesn't just survive but thrives in the face of adversity.
On the other hand, Disaster Recovery (DR) is a key subset of BCP focused on restoring technology such as data, systems, and hardware that's essential to running your business smoothly after a crisis. While DR ensures your operations can resume, BCP ensures your business can continue holistically.
But here's the kicker: Many organizations mistakenly treat BCP and DR as the same thing. To get it right, you need a deep understanding of both, as well as the frameworks and standards that guide their development.
The best practices and standards around BCP and DR are extensive. From ISO to NIST, there are countless frameworks available. But, not all of them are widely known. Here are a few hidden gems that can shape your planning:
These frameworks offer best practices that, when implemented correctly, can safeguard your business from the unknown. The question is, Has your BCP/DR team considered these standards?
The Securetain Team has been sharing some valuable perspectives on Disaster Recovery and Business Continuity that you won't want to miss. Dive into our most recent posts and discover actionable strategies and industry insights to keep your business secure and resilient!
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