

| Digital Forensics |

| There is a simple quiz you can ask yourself to determine is your company needs a Disaster Recovery plan: "Can my business continue to function without my servers?" Unless your answer is, "Yes, my business can continue to function without the data on my servers” then you need to have a disaster recovery plan in place. There are many items that you need to keep in mind when setting up a disaster recovery. They include: What data do I need in order to continue day to day operations in my business? How long can I go without access to the data? How recent does the data need to be? How much would a disaster cost my company? What is the cost of my disaster recovery plan? What types of disasters are possible, and how long could it affect my servers? These are all important questions that need to be answered before deciding what Disaster Recovery plan to put in place. Without doing the research before investing in a plan, how are you to know if you are spending too much (or not enough) on the plan? If in doubt, it is always best to hire a consultant that is familiar with not only what is needed to keep a business going, but what it would take to recover from a disaster. You do not want to wait until the disaster occurs before deciding how to recover. If it takes too long for your business to start being productive again, there may not be a reason to try to recover. |
| Business Continuity |

| IT Security |
| Virtual Infrastructure |

| Why Do I Need A Disaster Recovery Plan? |

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