Business Continuity/Disaster Recovery: Calculating Downtime Cost

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    1. IT Business Continuity and Disaster Recovery
      • The Disaster Waiting to Happen:
      • The 4 Biggest BCDR Mistakes People Make And Why They Cost So Much.
        • Part Two
      Kurt Buckardt, CTO Konsultek - CISSP - NSA IAM/IEM Certified - Member ISACA - CCSE www.konsultek.com 847.426.9355 2 Free White Papers Enclosed!
    2. Let’s Review ... What is IT Business Continuity?
      • IT Business Continuity
      • Business Continuity refers to an organization’s ability to keep vital business operations running at or near normal capacities in the event of infrastructure failure.
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    3. Let’s Review: What is IT Disaster Recovery?
      • IT Disaster Recovery
      • Disaster Recovery refers to incidents that significantly impact or make unavailable critical infrastructure. The most common examples are natural disasters and other “acts of God.”
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    4. BCDR Mistake # 3: Not Calculating and Effectively Communicating an Accurate Impact of Downtime www.konsultek.com 847.426.9355
    5. Business Continuity and Disaster Recovery Account for all Costs and Stakeholders
      • Who will be impacted?
      • What will be the indirect and direct costs to each of these stakeholders?
      • When will they need services restored?
      • Where are the critical operations located?
      • Why are specific processes deemed critical?
      • Government and Regulatory Compliance?
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    6. BCDR Mistake # 4: Creating One Size Fits All Recovery Requirements
      • Instead of creating process specific RTOs and RPOs that make sense...
      www.konsultek.com 847.426.9355 Source: F5 Networks, Inc. Source: F5 Networks, Inc.
    7. In the World of BCDR the Stakes are High
      • International Data Corp. estimates that companies lose an average of $84,000 for every hour of downtime.
      • Strategic Research puts the figure closer to $90,000 an hour.
      • Yet many enterprises put off implementing enterprise-wide DR plans until it is too late.
      • — SearchStorage.com
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    8. Avoid Costly Mistakes...Download the Two White Papers that Fully Explain Business Continuity and Disaster Recovery
      • The Disaster Waiting to Happen: The 4 Biggest BCDR Mistakes People Make And Why They Cost So Much Business Continuity and Disaster Recovery Part One
      • The Disaster Waiting to Happen: The 4 Biggest BCDR Mistakes People Make And Why They Cost So Much Business Continuity and Disaster Recovery Part Two
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    9. Konsultek
      • We take the pain out of your IT Business Continuity and Disaster Recovery
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