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The Four Phases of Disaster Recovery

MHA Consulting

Common examples include authentication, access, middleware, and network services.) Here are the main things to consider in this phase: Before you carry out any restoration activities, conduct an assessment of the situation, risks, and impacts of the event. Will there be performance impacts or capacity constraints?

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Backup and Disaster Recovery Strategy in the Era of Remote Work

Solutions Review

In this submission, Scality Co-Founder and CTO Giorgio Regni offers a commentary on backup and disaster recovery strategy in the new era of remote work. The shift to work-from-home and hybrid work models has put renewed focus on the importance of backup and disaster recovery plans. Backup and Recovery: The Impact of Remote Work.

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Cloud Data Security Challenges, Part 3: Getting Control

Pure Storage

As an example, you should always require security verification (authentication and authorization controls) for downloads to and from unsecured devices. . If you’re using infrastructure as a service (IaaS), constantly check and monitor your configurations, and be sure to employ the same monitoring of suspicious activity as you do on-prem. .

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Veeam Cloud Connect: The Clear Choice – BaaS vs DRaaS

OffsiteDataSync

He’s a former analyst with ESG, where he did a ton of work around backup and disaster recovery (DR), and he’s all over LinkedIn, Twitter, the Veeam blog and other platforms giving advice to IT about how to ensure they’ve got the strongest, most cost-effective data protection their organization can afford. It’s a good question.

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Balancing Wireless Innovation With Wired Reliability

Security Industry Association

For the huge amounts of data generated by IoT devices in smart buildings, wired networks provide the necessary capacity and speed for efficient processing and transmission. This centralized approach also facilitates better power backup solutions, ensuring uninterrupted service. Security is another crucial factor.