Redundancy
Security is not complete without adequately addressing preparedness. Redundancy is at the heart of preparedness. Can your organization survive downtime, blackouts, communication loss, server crashes, hard drive failure, floods, building eviction, virus infection, or any other potential threat? In most cases the ability to answer, “Yes, the organization can survive,” depends on the level of preparedness of that organization.
Preparedness is also known as business-continuity planning or disaster-recovery planning. The purpose of such planning is to ensure that a strategy exists to recover from any realistic threat. The difference in the type of planning is based upon the severity and continuity or the threat. To determine what is ...
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