Enterprise Services,
Recoverability is built before recovery starts
Most organisations can explain how they back up data. Fewer can show, with confidence, how they would recover critical services when disruption hits.
Most organisations can explain how they back up data. Fewer can show, with confidence, how they would recover critical services when disruption hits.
Ask an organisation to describe its operational resilience and you will usually get a list of artefacts: the incident response plan, the recovery runbooks, the backup ...
Operational resilience is often discussed in the language of IT platform recovery. But for most enterprise IT leaders, the bigger challenge comes earlier than that. It ...
Operational resilience has moved from IT teams to the boardroom. It is now something organisations need to evidence, not just plan for.
Operational resilience is not just a standard to meet. It is a discipline to live by. It is shaped every day in how technology is run, managed and improved.
Operational resilience is sustained in the day-to-day. Not only in what you build, but in how you monitor, how you manage problems before they become incidents, and how ...
Operational resilience depends on continuity, not handover. When the people who design an environment stay involved as it moves into operations, resilience becomes ...
Triangle Director of Technology Ciaran Garvey recently spoke with The Business Post about why operational resilience has moved beyond IT and why trusted recovery is now ...
