Business Continuity: FIs Have More and Use More Contingency Plans

Bank Technology News, May, 2006 by John Adams

When it comes to disaster planning, banks stand head and shoulders above the pack of other industries. But that's probably because they need those plans more to keep all industry going. A market survey from SteelEye Technology, a data and application management firm for disaster recovery on Linux and Windows, reveals that banks are more aggressive in adopting business continuity plans than other businesses, and have deployed those plans more frequently.

The survey also reveals that banks have a much smaller margin for error when it comes to outages and other problems. And financial firms also use their plans more often than other businesses. Ninety-one percent of financial organizations have a business continuity plan in place. The survey participants' overall adoption of...

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