Maintaining Organizational Trust in IT: Is Your Data Ready for a Disaster? - Seguridad Mania.com - España y América Latina

For many firms, particularly smaller and medium-sized ones, disaster recovery (DR) systems are seen as necessary but expensive and they are low on the list of priorities. This was certainly true in previous years, when backup/DR involved copying data regularly to a duplicate set of hardware, often in a second datacenter. However, with the growth of cloud and prevalence of colocation, there are ever more options for backup and DR, including DR-as-a-Service options that can be much more cost-effective. However, IT decision makers have been primed to proceed with caution when it comes to the transition of services from inside their four walls to a cloud provider’s data center – and for good reason. The dizzying array of services offered today, and the perceived loss of control, weigh heavy on the minds of admins and leadership alike. If disaster recovery is important to you, but you’re unsure how to navigate the litany of products and services available today, get started by understanding the basics, and learn about what your peers are doing to solve the real world problems of DR. In this webinar we’ll take a look at 3 key considerations when doing DR planning: 1.How have cloud services changed the possibilities for RTO / RPO objectives? 2.Why are latency and carrier options important to DR planning? 3.Why (and how) are other organizations leveraging colocation as part of their overall DR strategy?