... security challenges businesses working remotely experienced during the pandemic. We discuss why investing in appropriate cyber security preventative measures, such as incident response (IR) and disaster recovery (DR) awareness training, is essential. We also elaborate on our experience designing...

... Limited 2016 Emerald Group Publishing Limited Licensed re-use rights only Data protection Disaster recovery Computer security Auditing Business continuity Resilience Lay users find it difficult to understand and to use security aspects of software placed before them (Furnell et al...

... from the loss. Developing an effective disaster recovery plan will help an organization protect them from data loss. The centralized computer systems are now replaced with or connected to the distributed systems. Also, multiple servers are connected to each other on a corporate network to balance...

... of complex and interdependent tasks to be executed in a co‐ordinated manner under adverse conditions. © Company 1998 Business continuity Disaster management Disaster recovery Training Business survival depends on the assured continuity of core business activities and supporting...

... Disaster recovery Risk management Strategic planning In the last few years, disaster recovery (DR) practitioners (for IT systems) and business recovery (BR) practitioners (for core business activities) have both agreed that recovering IT systems and services will not ensure the survival...

... users on request. Discloses that documented computer security policies are absent in many organizations, personnel security has deteriorated since the first survey in 1992, and recovery plans are not strongly represented. Computer security Disaster recovery Surveys The computer security...

... for companies continually to re‐evaluate and upgrade their data security measures. The provision for data security varies widely between companies. Some have reliable systems in place, while others have little or no provision for back‐up or disaster recovery. Our research has identified a desire for easier...

... Contingency planning Disaster recovery Methodology Multinationals Business continuity is both a management and an asset protection issue. The ability to maintain business continuity, or to regain it in a timely manner is the asset the plan protects. An organization such as Standard Chartered Bank...

... costs by breaking down the test procedure into components, modules and full tests. © MCB UP Limited 1995 Check sheets Computer systems Disaster management Disaster recovery Documentation Team leaders Tests For an increasing number of organizations, the loss of their computer...

...T.J. Paradine Explains the importance of the risk management function as part of the disaster recovery‐planning process. Explains what you can and cannot insure and the importance of not underestimating the “indemnity period”. Explains methods of establishing the “sum insured”, along...

...Martin Whybrow Following recent London bomb attacks, examines the effectiveness of disaster recovery plans and the services that were available to assist recovery. Also explores the mid‐ and long‐term effects of the disaster on some of the organizations which survived the bombings. Or did...

... disaster Disaster recovery Fire Floods Insurance Storage In the short history of mishaps, calamities and disasters that have accrued in computer rooms over the last 30 years, water has played an important, if not fully appreciated, role. Because it is not so spectacular nor so frightening...

..., completeness,integrity, validity and privacy (see Table I) continue to be maintained. These concerns have to be managed in co‐operation with the vendor. The contemporary in‐house IS security and control framework previously discussed needs to be reexamined and modified as necessary. Disaster recovery...

...Bruce Edwards Concentrates on the preparation for and the procedures to be followed in creating a disaster recovery plan. The recovery strategy, recovery teams, procedures and action tests, and maintenance and testing are all discussed in some detail. © MCB UP Limited 1994 Computer...

... services. The consolidation of discrete services to make switching to alternative sites much easier is also suggested. © MCB UP Limited 1994 Computer networks Disaster recovery Planning Risk Risk management When considering this issue address the following questions: Why...

..., packet switching networks. Third, evaluate equipment redundancy, people redundancy, outsourcing, and multiple carriers. A network is considered “a disaster waiting to happen” which management must support via a DRP. © MCB UP Limited 1994 Disaster recovery Networks Packet switching Planning...

...Kevin J. Fitzgerald Network disaster recovery plans (DRPs) are just emerging as a business issue. The need to make contingency plans in case of a computer disaster, or major disruptions to the network, is a vital part of corporate strategy. Discusses the roles that users, IT management and staff...