This document discusses the importance of proactive data backup and recovery for small and medium-sized businesses (SMBs). It notes that only 27% of SMBs believe their current backup process adequately protects their data, and over 65% do not have adequate backup for virtual server environments. The document then introduces Symantec Backup Exec 2010 as a solution for backup, recovery, and disaster planning that can help businesses avoid potential data loss and downtime.
Integra: Attack of the Business Killing Monster (Infographic)Jessica Legg
Concepted infographic theme; developed copy; sourced and managed design resources for a business continuity and disaster recovery infographic.
Summary: North American businesses lose $26.5 billion annually to the downtime monster—that’s enough to kill off almost any business. How can you protect your business? Explore this disaster infographic to see how BC/DR planning can come to your rescue!
5 common misconceptions about Disaster Recovery demystified | SysforeSysfore Technologies
An organization’s data is recognized as the most vital asset. Companies who do not understand the importance of data backup and recovery are less likely to survive in the modern economy. According to a recent study, an hour of downtime can cost a small business around $8,000. Despite this, companies fail to invest in Disaster Recovery.Without having a proper contingency plan, companies run the risk of incurring high monetary and non-monetary losses like outages, downtime, loss of data, low employee morale, loss of reputation, and lower revenues. Read about some of the common misconceptions about Disaster Recovery.
Businesses today are increasingly complex and competitive and demand more in-depth analytics from their finance teams to make quick and thoughtful decisions. Key difficulties in this new role for Finance are achieving real-time visibility across the organization.
On average organizations spend $10M+ responding to third-party security breaches each year. Third-Party Risk Management (TPRM) is the process of analyzing and controlling risks presented to your organization by outsourcing to third-party service providers (TPSP). TPSP relationships can introduce strategic, financial, operational, regulatory, and reputational risks.
For example, some TPSPs are involved in the storage, processing, and/or transmission of cardholder data (CHD), while others are involved in securing cardholder data, or securing the cardholder data environment (CDE).
Digital relationships with third-party providers increase opportunities for growth, but they also increase opportunities for cyberattacks — a recent study found that 61% of U.S. companies said they had experienced a data breach caused by one of their third-party providers (up 12% since 2016).
Learn more about:
• TPSP lifecycle,
• The effects of due diligence,
• The five critical control objectives, and
• How to build an effective risk assessment questionnaire.
To learn more, visit: https://bit.ly/3vQ4DjC
Traditionally, royalty management systems were not high on the priority list of corporate decision-makers. When royalty management was simpler, the potential returns didn’t seem to justify the investment.
Several factors have combined to change that.
Digital storage has allowed companies to accumulate huge libraries of assets—and huge numbers of potential royalty obligations. IP has become more complex, touching a wide audience, numerous demographics, and a multitude of device types.
Without clear visibility into royalties, many companies are forced to overpay deliberately in order to mitigate the risk of a dispute. Those who don’t take that approach, or don’t properly track their obligations, face an increasing number of disputes, audits, and lawsuits.
To take a recent example, Jillian Michaels, the fitness trainer and former host of NBC’s “The Biggest Loser” reality show, filed a $10 million lawsuit against entertainment company Lionsgate over YouTube videos posted to its channel. Michaels alleges that Lionsgate posted more videos to YouTube than were permitted under her contract, and failed to pay her any royalties.
Implementing a royalty management system is not without its challenges. However, better systems can help companies achieve big efficiency gains, mitigate risk, and assist in identifying opportunities to monetize IP. By avoiding the biggest royalty management mistakes when putting in place a system, companies can maximize their chances of a smooth implementation and realize their desired return on investment.
Integra: Attack of the Business Killing Monster (Infographic)Jessica Legg
Concepted infographic theme; developed copy; sourced and managed design resources for a business continuity and disaster recovery infographic.
Summary: North American businesses lose $26.5 billion annually to the downtime monster—that’s enough to kill off almost any business. How can you protect your business? Explore this disaster infographic to see how BC/DR planning can come to your rescue!
5 common misconceptions about Disaster Recovery demystified | SysforeSysfore Technologies
An organization’s data is recognized as the most vital asset. Companies who do not understand the importance of data backup and recovery are less likely to survive in the modern economy. According to a recent study, an hour of downtime can cost a small business around $8,000. Despite this, companies fail to invest in Disaster Recovery.Without having a proper contingency plan, companies run the risk of incurring high monetary and non-monetary losses like outages, downtime, loss of data, low employee morale, loss of reputation, and lower revenues. Read about some of the common misconceptions about Disaster Recovery.
Businesses today are increasingly complex and competitive and demand more in-depth analytics from their finance teams to make quick and thoughtful decisions. Key difficulties in this new role for Finance are achieving real-time visibility across the organization.
On average organizations spend $10M+ responding to third-party security breaches each year. Third-Party Risk Management (TPRM) is the process of analyzing and controlling risks presented to your organization by outsourcing to third-party service providers (TPSP). TPSP relationships can introduce strategic, financial, operational, regulatory, and reputational risks.
For example, some TPSPs are involved in the storage, processing, and/or transmission of cardholder data (CHD), while others are involved in securing cardholder data, or securing the cardholder data environment (CDE).
Digital relationships with third-party providers increase opportunities for growth, but they also increase opportunities for cyberattacks — a recent study found that 61% of U.S. companies said they had experienced a data breach caused by one of their third-party providers (up 12% since 2016).
Learn more about:
• TPSP lifecycle,
• The effects of due diligence,
• The five critical control objectives, and
• How to build an effective risk assessment questionnaire.
To learn more, visit: https://bit.ly/3vQ4DjC
Traditionally, royalty management systems were not high on the priority list of corporate decision-makers. When royalty management was simpler, the potential returns didn’t seem to justify the investment.
Several factors have combined to change that.
Digital storage has allowed companies to accumulate huge libraries of assets—and huge numbers of potential royalty obligations. IP has become more complex, touching a wide audience, numerous demographics, and a multitude of device types.
Without clear visibility into royalties, many companies are forced to overpay deliberately in order to mitigate the risk of a dispute. Those who don’t take that approach, or don’t properly track their obligations, face an increasing number of disputes, audits, and lawsuits.
To take a recent example, Jillian Michaels, the fitness trainer and former host of NBC’s “The Biggest Loser” reality show, filed a $10 million lawsuit against entertainment company Lionsgate over YouTube videos posted to its channel. Michaels alleges that Lionsgate posted more videos to YouTube than were permitted under her contract, and failed to pay her any royalties.
Implementing a royalty management system is not without its challenges. However, better systems can help companies achieve big efficiency gains, mitigate risk, and assist in identifying opportunities to monetize IP. By avoiding the biggest royalty management mistakes when putting in place a system, companies can maximize their chances of a smooth implementation and realize their desired return on investment.
Payroll management is a comprehensive exercise which deals with salary, allowances,
deductions, leave, attendance and other wage-related aspects of employees in your organization.
This is a manually intensive job that calls for meticulous attention to each detail.
Spreadsheet errors costed $6.2 Billion loss for JPMC…. Barclays had to purchase 179 toxic deals they never wanted in the first place and At the London 2012 Olympics, a staffer had a one-key-stroke error when entering the number...
Protect Yourself from Cyber Attacks Through Proper Third-Party Risk ManagementDevOps.com
Cyber attacks from nation-state actors and their proxies are on the rise. Many of these attackers seek a broader scale to do more damage than simply defacing a website with embarrassing propaganda or by causing a temporary internet outage with a DDOS attack. These hackers often have significant backing and resources from their nation-state sponsors, officially or unofficially.
Increasingly, they are targeting key infrastructures such as power utilities, financial networks, hospitals, healthcare organizations, and state and local governments. A popular tactic is to come in through vendors or managed service providers where they can leverage one successful hack to access dozens of entities. This makes proper vendor and third-party risk management more important than ever.
In this webinar, “Protect Yourself from Cyber Attacks Through Proper Third-Party Risk Management” we will discuss the threats, methods and attack vectors that hackers are using, with recent examples followed by best practice areas to focus on in order to secure your organization from these types of cyberattacks.
Bill Baylis of Medical Account Solutions, Christine Ippolito, SPHR of Compass Workforce Solutions and Armando D'Accordo of CMIT Solutions South Nassau team up to share their knowledge with Medical interns on the subjects of Medical Billing Outsourcing, Employer Obligations and IT Disaster Recovery.
IT is increasingly a driver of business innovation. But you can’t open those doors to innovation without first transforming outdated data protection models. Here’s why – and how – you need to modernise your organisation’s approach to data backup and disaster recovery.
Spreadsheets Are Bad for Your Health | Why Companies Need A Robust, End-to-E...3C Software
Are you suffering from cost spreadsheet syndrome? Most finance professional spend an average of 18 hours a month updating, consolidating, revising, modifying and correcting spreadsheets. If misinformation is spreading through your organization, this presentation provides the reasons why you should break away from spreadsheet analytics.
Data is the lifeblood of every organization yet many either fail to backup their data or they are not doing so properly. Losing data can be catastrophic for a business. This white paper explains why backups are important and the challenges they face.
The 2014 Report on the State of Data Backup for SMBs reveals key insights around data backup, security and recovery as a result of a survey conducted during the first quarter of 2014 by Carbonite, Inc. Discover the 5 key themes to improve your SMB’s data backup, security and recovery in 2014 and beyond!
The 2014 Report on the State of Data Backup for SMBs reveals key insights around data backup, security and recovery as a result of a survey conducted during the first quarter of 2014 by Carbonite, Inc. Discover the 5 key themes to improve your SMB’s data backup, security and recovery in 2014 and beyond.
A common question in business is “should I back things up myself or let someone else handle it?” This slideshare breaks down the language and gives the hard numbers on what a lack of backup strategy can cost you, from productivity to your entire business!
Payroll management is a comprehensive exercise which deals with salary, allowances,
deductions, leave, attendance and other wage-related aspects of employees in your organization.
This is a manually intensive job that calls for meticulous attention to each detail.
Spreadsheet errors costed $6.2 Billion loss for JPMC…. Barclays had to purchase 179 toxic deals they never wanted in the first place and At the London 2012 Olympics, a staffer had a one-key-stroke error when entering the number...
Protect Yourself from Cyber Attacks Through Proper Third-Party Risk ManagementDevOps.com
Cyber attacks from nation-state actors and their proxies are on the rise. Many of these attackers seek a broader scale to do more damage than simply defacing a website with embarrassing propaganda or by causing a temporary internet outage with a DDOS attack. These hackers often have significant backing and resources from their nation-state sponsors, officially or unofficially.
Increasingly, they are targeting key infrastructures such as power utilities, financial networks, hospitals, healthcare organizations, and state and local governments. A popular tactic is to come in through vendors or managed service providers where they can leverage one successful hack to access dozens of entities. This makes proper vendor and third-party risk management more important than ever.
In this webinar, “Protect Yourself from Cyber Attacks Through Proper Third-Party Risk Management” we will discuss the threats, methods and attack vectors that hackers are using, with recent examples followed by best practice areas to focus on in order to secure your organization from these types of cyberattacks.
Bill Baylis of Medical Account Solutions, Christine Ippolito, SPHR of Compass Workforce Solutions and Armando D'Accordo of CMIT Solutions South Nassau team up to share their knowledge with Medical interns on the subjects of Medical Billing Outsourcing, Employer Obligations and IT Disaster Recovery.
IT is increasingly a driver of business innovation. But you can’t open those doors to innovation without first transforming outdated data protection models. Here’s why – and how – you need to modernise your organisation’s approach to data backup and disaster recovery.
Spreadsheets Are Bad for Your Health | Why Companies Need A Robust, End-to-E...3C Software
Are you suffering from cost spreadsheet syndrome? Most finance professional spend an average of 18 hours a month updating, consolidating, revising, modifying and correcting spreadsheets. If misinformation is spreading through your organization, this presentation provides the reasons why you should break away from spreadsheet analytics.
Data is the lifeblood of every organization yet many either fail to backup their data or they are not doing so properly. Losing data can be catastrophic for a business. This white paper explains why backups are important and the challenges they face.
The 2014 Report on the State of Data Backup for SMBs reveals key insights around data backup, security and recovery as a result of a survey conducted during the first quarter of 2014 by Carbonite, Inc. Discover the 5 key themes to improve your SMB’s data backup, security and recovery in 2014 and beyond!
The 2014 Report on the State of Data Backup for SMBs reveals key insights around data backup, security and recovery as a result of a survey conducted during the first quarter of 2014 by Carbonite, Inc. Discover the 5 key themes to improve your SMB’s data backup, security and recovery in 2014 and beyond.
A common question in business is “should I back things up myself or let someone else handle it?” This slideshare breaks down the language and gives the hard numbers on what a lack of backup strategy can cost you, from productivity to your entire business!
Backup and Disaster Recovery for Business Owners and DirectorsLucy Denver
An essential guide to the top Cyber Scams of 2016 and why having a Backup and Disaster Recovery strategy that works is vital to your business. Learn the top questions you need to ask your IT team or provider about your current BUDR setup with this easy-to-follow presentation from AAG Systems.
How To Present Cyber Security To Senior Management Complete DeckSlideTeam
This template is useful in presenting cybersecurity plan to higher authority. Cybersecurity officer will present it to top level management. It will help in determining the roles and responsibilities of senior management and executives who are responsible in handling risks. Firm will also optimize its cybersecurity risk framework. Firm will assess the current concerns that are impeding cybersecurity in terms of increase in cybercrimes, data breach and exposure and amount spent on settlements. It will also analyze firm its current cybersecurity framework. Firm will categorize various risk and will assess them on parameters such as risk likelihood and severity. The IT department will also improve their incident handling mechanism. Cybersecurity contingency plan will be initiated by firm. In this plan, firm will build an alternate site for backup maintenance. Backup site selection will be done by keeping certain parameters into consideration such as cost for implementation, duration, location, etc. The other plan essentials include business impact assessment, vital record maintenance, recovery task list maintenance, etc. The template also includes information regarding the role of personnel in terms of role and responsibilities of line managers, senior managers and executives in risk management. It also includes information related to the role of top management in ensuring effective information security governance. The information regarding the budget required for the cybersecurity plan implementation is also provided with staff training cost. https://bit.ly/35YJ5W9
How To Present Cyber Security To Senior Management Complete DeckSlideTeam
This template is useful in presenting cybersecurity plan to higher authority. Cybersecurity officer will present it to top level management. It will help in determining the roles and responsibilities of senior management and executives who are responsible in handling risks. Firm will also optimize its cybersecurity risk framework. Firm will assess the current concerns that are impeding cybersecurity in terms of increase in cybercrimes, data breach and exposure and amount spent on settlements. It will also analyze firm its current cybersecurity framework. Firm will categorize various risk and will assess them on parameters such as risk likelihood and severity. The IT department will also improve their incident handling mechanism. Cybersecurity contingency plan will be initiated by firm. In this plan, firm will build an alternate site for backup maintenance. Backup site selection will be done by keeping certain parameters into consideration such as cost for implementation, duration, location, etc. The other plan essentials include business impact assessment, vital record maintenance, recovery task list maintenance, etc. The template also includes information regarding the role of personnel in terms of role and responsibilities of line managers, senior managers and executives in risk management. It also includes information related to the role of top management in ensuring effective information security governance. The information regarding the budget required for the cybersecurity plan implementation is also provided with staff training cost. https://bit.ly/3iSww5L
Technology Threats to Your Business and What to Do About Them - presentation to small business owners about how to protect themselves and their businesses. Includes 10 Tips to Protect Your Data
The Business Impacts of Salesforce Data LossDataArchiva
When running a flourishing business, data is your asset that has to be protected at any cost. But the concern of data loss is always wandering everywhere and it can attack you at any time. It is always good to know the magnitude of problems it can cause to your business. This detailed SlideShare will give you insight into the business impacts of Salesforce data loss and how to avoid them. Dive into the SlideShare now.
Whitepaper : Building a disaster ready infrastructureJake Weaver
It’s not just hurricanes, fire or other natureal disasters that can bring a business to its knees. Everyday problems such as bad software, misconfigured networks, hardware failures or power outages are much more common. In fact, power failures accounted for nearly half of the declared disasters reported in a recent survey conducted by Forrester
1. A Proactive Approach to Data Backup & Recovery - Don’t Gamble with Your Data Franklin Saldana Territory Account Manager – Fl April 20, 2010
2. Recovery of Critical Data While Minimizing Storage Costs Only 27% of SMBs believe their current backup process adequately protects their business data³ Up to 70% of data is duplicate and hasn't been accessed in more than 90 days.¹ 57% of midsize organizations increase storage growth by 11-30% annually² Over 65% of companies do not have adequate backup protection for virtual server environments4 59% of SMBs can only tolerate 4 hours or less of downtime before significant revenue loss or other adverse business impact.² About half of SMBs have lost data off computers; about 70% lost data permanently.³ Announcing Symantec Backup Exec™ 2010: For Symantec Partners Only 2
3. Small Business LandscapeRisks = Opportunity Most experience frequent outages 76 percent live in regions susceptible to disasters Outages in past year: Average of three (hackers, power outage, natural disaster) Yet almost half (47 percent) have no formal DR plan Backups are inconsistent Only 60 percent of company or customer data is backed-up Only one in five (23 percent) back-up daily! SMBs acknowledge a disaster would cause data loss More than half expect they would lose at least 40 percent of their data 2009: Symantec SMB Disaster Preparedness Survey 3
4. What Have You Got to Lose? What would you lose if one of your servers crashed … Sales transactions Employee productivity Production Email & other business data Reputation 4
5. Cost The Gap Repair Which bill would you rather pay? Prevention Backup Exec System Recovery 2010 5
In the 2009 SMB Disaster Preparedness Survey, Symantec found a large discrepancy between how SMBs perceive their disaster readiness and their actual level of preparedness. The data also suggests SMB downtime costs their customers tens of thousands of dollars each year. As a result, the findings show that SMBs can – and often do – lose business as a direct result of being unprepared for disasters. And according to a survey by Rubicon Consulting in 35% of SMBs have no server backup solution, are you in this category?
THE GAP is the difference between the cost of the Repair and the cost of the Prevention. Every business is going to be presented with one of these two bills in some form or other. The cost of the repair is always dramatically more expensive (money, time, reputation) than the cost of the prevention. One estimate puts the average cost to remediate a data breach at $6.7M for U.S. companies. Admittedly, this could represent the cost to a large enterprise, but what if it’s 10% - $670,000? Or 1% - $67,000? Still an enormous amount of money when compared to the cost of prevention.The cost of the repair also represents one of the base fears of a IT Director—that their systems would be compromised and the blame put on them for something they didn’t prepare for or account for. The PROBLEM lies in the nature of the threat. It’s quiet, it doesn’t announce its impending arrival. There are no sirens or bells. IT’S NOT A ROCK THROUGH THE WINDOW. Bottomline: too often it’s easy to ignore the danger when other things are clamoring for a businessperson’s attention. Technology salespeople can be accused of hyperbole sometimes, but not in this statement: 100% of the companies that need the Repair wish they had the Prevention in place the day before. Without Exception.If the VP of IT, IT Director, or even the Business Owner for small businesses fully understand The Gap, they will run to write the check for the Prevention.
Manage your business – Capture backups while-you-work - Without impacting user productivity or application usageSet it and Forget it - Through easily configured scheduled or event-triggered backups Enhance disaster recovery capabilities - Automatically copy backups off-site or to a secondary disk locationEasily recover what you need – Recover complete Windows systems in minutes, even to different hardware or virtual environments Windows 2008 R2 and Windows 7 Support Easily restore individual Exchange email messages or SharePoint documents Including support for Exchange 2010Recover files or folders in secondsMinimize the impact of downtimeReliable, automated recovery - Replace time-consuming manual processes with fast, automated recoveryDisk-based technology - Enables rapid recoveryBusinesses can leverage existing infrastructure - Remote recovery of data or systemsDoes not require on-site IT support