Ever since IT organizations—both large and small—started injecting ‘agility’ into their already complex technology-driven environment, business risks began to rise
Ever since IT organizations—both large and small—started injecting ‘agility’ into their already complex technology-driven environment, business risks began to rise gradually. While IT disasters
Enterprise Contingency Planning has evolved beyond traditional Business Continuity & Disaster Recovery, and is today demanding the creation of a resilient, always-on business operations
Effective Incident Management requires communication plans to address – Who needs to know? When should they be updated? What do they need to know?
Recently, eBRP was invited to participate as observers of an Annual DR test of a southwest energy Company – conducting its first Disaster Recovery
Imagine for a moment that your company building was impacted by a natural disaster; what will happen to the day-to-day operational activities? Suppose, some
News travel fast. “Going to Africa. Hope I don’t get AIDS. Just kidding. I’m white!” All it took was this one tweet from Justine
Perhaps it’s the longer days or the warmer temperatures. Summer changes how we perceive our world. Sunny days and warm evenings generate idyllic visions
This is the 4th in a series of articles discussing the future of Business Continuity Management. The series starts here. In today’s business ecosystem,
For some time, Government agencies (especially in North America) have focused their Business Continuity efforts (or Continuity of Operations, COOP, as they often prefer