Business Continuity, Disaster Recovery Plan
A Business Continuity Plan, also known as a Disaster Recovery Plan, helps companies identify potential risks to their operations from events beyond control, identifies how they can prepare for these risks, and procedures for mitigating these risks before, during and after events. Examples of this include:
Even though it's often too late to address issues created by these events after the fact, every company should have a disaster recovery and business continuity plan. We think it's so important, we give it away for free.
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- Natural Disasters such as wildfires, hurricanes, tornadoes, earthquakes, floods
- Man-Made Disasters such as power outages, financial crises, and terrorist attacks
- Pandemics, Epidemics
Even though it's often too late to address issues created by these events after the fact, every company should have a disaster recovery and business continuity plan. We think it's so important, we give it away for free.
Request free Disaster Recovery and Business Continuity Policy here
Further, you may be required to complete a risk assessment. We have provided a risk assessment which will allow you to generate a written report on your preparedness levels. Smaller companies will find this sufficient, but larger enterprises with multiple divisions and operations will need to have a personalized assessment. Take the assessment here: