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By definition, no event that interrupts your organization’s operations is trivial, so when it comes to preparing for disaster that might impact your business IT, you need a plan that addresses all emergencies that could disrupt your business. To create an effective plan, you’ll need to:

If you don’t know much about your data, backing it up can be a challenge . Important data can be missed if it’s been squirreled away in some obscure location. And corrupted and/or hacked data can be taken as legitimate, backed up, and given an opportunity to re-infect other data and apps.

Fortunately, it’s a challenge that can be met with data loss prevention solutions that…

I can hear it now: A chorus of “Duh!”

And yes, “ back up your data ” is pretty obvious. But some of the details that go into it are not. So here they are:

The other day, I came across the results of a recent Symantec survey of small and midsize businesses examining the effects of virtualization , cloud computing, and mobility on disaster preparedness .

I was heartened to see results showing that more than a third of these smaller and midsize business decision-makers took disaster preparedness into account when deciding how they’d venture into virtualization, mobility, and the cloud.