#business-continuity

#business-continuity

"During a period of transition, organizations often struggle to maintain momentum when a vital leadership position is left vacant. This can lead to stagnation and lost results."

A recent study found that 58% of small business owners prioritize business continuity and safeguarding the business's values over financial considerations.

ISO 22301 transforms business continuity from a luxury for large corporations into an essential strategy for SMEs to enhance resilience and ensure long-term viability.

More than half of all backups do not work, which highlights the necessity for organizations to test their backup systems thoroughly to ensure business continuity.

A solid business continuity plan (BCP) is essential to keep operations running and protect business assets during unexpected disruptions.

Data backup and recovery should be a safety net for businesses, but for many, it has become a source of frustration, complexity and risk. The numbers tell a clear story - backup inefficiencies are rising, IT teams are overburdened and security vulnerabilities remain widespread.

Backup involves copying data in an IT system to another location so it can be recovered if the original data is lost. That loss can be due to hardware failure, cyber attack such as ransomware, natural disaster, or human error, such as accidental deletion.