Rethinking business continuance: Driving data availability up and costs down


Written by Phil on September 1, 2010 in Disaster Recovery.

Virtually every business organization understands that successful operations depend on the continuous availability of its applications. Most companies rely on internal applications to keep the wheels of their enterprise turning

They also depend on external-facing applications. The failure of any of these business-critical applications could be catastrophic to a company.

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White Paper: Virtualizing disaster recovery helps ensure business resiliency while cutting operating costs


Written by Phil on December 8, 2009 in Disaster Recovery.

IT managers have eagerly implemented virtualization to reap its many benefits: lower hardware and energy costs, more flexibility, faster responsiveness to changing and new applications, and improved resiliency.

But when disaster strikes, some IT managers find their disaster recovery techniques and hardware configuration have not kept pace with their changed production environment, and they’re stuck, along with their recovery times, in the previrtualization era.

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SANS Survey: Top Cyber Security Risks


Written by Phil on December 1, 2009 in InfoSecurity, survey.

A  report from security experts TippingPoint, SANS Institute and Qualys highlights the most significant information security attacks over the last six months, as well as the vulnerabilities these attacks exploit and how they can harm businesses.

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