A Major Disaster can come in many forms that are beyond your control: a Malware attack, an extended power outage, a fire, a flood, or a hurricane. A Minor Disaster can be an event as simple as losing the Internet, having a vital computer go “blue screen”, experiencing a corrupted database, or having a server vandalized by a disgruntled employee. While the difference between Major and Minor Disaster varies in scope, the impact on your business is essentially the same: all productivity stops. A Major Disaster can result in delivery schedules being at risk, and a serious financial impact looming over your head. A Disaster Recovery Plan (DRP) helps assure that your business processes will continue despite internal or external circumstances. The lack of a DRP puts you at serious risk of losing everything that you have struggled to achieve. Disaster Recovery Planning involves the following topics:

• •Data backup, archival, and retrieval
• •Site-to-site data and application recovery
• •Off-site information replication
• •Information archival & compliance with SOX, GLBA, FOIA
• •Cloud storage
• •Virtual DR Site
• •Emergency power