Today, as for the past 20 years or so, your IT systems are the backbone of your organization, whether you are a small business, huge global business. But what happens when disaster strikes? Whether it’s a natural disaster, cyber-attack, or system failure, the impact on your business can be devastating. Effective disaster management and a robust business continuity plan (BCP) are crucial for ensuring your IT infrastructure remains resilient and your business can continue to operate smoothly.
Disasters can come in many ways, ways which you may not have thought of that will affect your IT systems and indeed your business which include:
- Natural Disasters which include earthquakes, floods, fire and anything else which causes physical harm to your equipment
- Cyber Threats which of course are absolutely in the media a lot which includes ransomware, data breaches or any other cyber threats
- Human error which includes accidental deletion, misconfiguration or even an insider threat
- Technical failures which can include hardware failure, bugs or outages whether that is in your control or not.
So, why does it all matter? Well, downtime can be costly, wages that are being wasted, reputational damage as well as having to frantically search for an IT Support business, such as Kevs IT to assist you to fix your issue.
