Catastrophes have a way of blurring events that can quickly overwhelm even the well prepared. This article discusses the role of documenting your Critical Processes in your Disaster Recovery Plan (DRP).
A Disaster Recovery Plan (DRP) is essential to the survival of a business, no matter the size. In this article—the first in a planned series—we cover the initial phase of a DRP, the Threat Matrix.
Some businesses create a false sense of security because they’ve instituted a cloud data backup strategy and enabled staff to work remotely in a crisis. Nothing can be further from the truth.
All businesses need a written Disaster Recovery Plan. Our FREE template makes it easy.
To stay on top of cybercrime and identify weak points in your system, it’s important to add penetration testing to your network protection routine. Also known as pen testing or ethical hacking, penetration testing is the professional practice of testing computers in order to find vulnerabilities.
Swift’s infrastructure had grown and evolved over the years into aging technology connected in piecemeal fashion. While they had an internal IT staff member who kept things running, the outdated system was prone to failures and downtime.
When purchasing new technology, costs aren’t the only factor. It’s important to make the right investment for your company’s short and long-term business objectives. We’ve listed the 5 top considerations before committing to new equipment around the office.
To grow your business, you must build and maintain IT systems that support your long-term commercial objectives. While you can make some IT-based decisions without professional help, it’s best to consult experts when you’re looking at the bigger picture.
Over the years, QuadLogic’s complicated IT infrastructure had grown messy and was constantly giving them issues. Devices and servers would crash and employees were constantly complaining. They turned to XSolutions for direction and a new strategy. See the results.
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Do you know how to spot the signs of an outdated IT network? Here’s how to identify an IT system in need of upgrading: you’re still growing, your performance suffers, your storage is filling up, and it’s been a while since you updated your security.
