Security is One of the Major Issues for IT Managers in Companies Throughout Europe

Business Wire,  Dec 16, 2005  

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DUBLIN, Ireland -- Research and Markets (http://www.researchandmarkets.com/reports/c29488) has announced the addition of BCS A Guide To Best Practice to their offering.

Our market intelligence has found that Business Continuity has now surpassed security as the number one issue for IT managers' at all organisational levels in Europe.

This report presents BC-DR best practices based on our analysis and interaction with leading European companies and Multi Client Studies.

The implementation of Business Continuity and Disaster Recovery Plans (BC/DR) is increasingly taking place in the workplace throughout Europe, largely due to risk management and compliance concerns, in order to manage significant IT infrastructure failures and minimise the impact of such failures on the overall organisation. Our best practices for BC-DR will give decision makers the important insights required to align business and IT towards a complete BC-DR solution.

This report conducted by us offers an in-depth analysis on current best practices and methodologies for Business Continuity and Disaster Recovery plan formulation and execution in Europe.

To conclude, the identification of BC/DR best practices will help participants to determine whether they have covered as many disaster eventualities as possible, can stand up to external audit and can recover in time to allow the business to operate without significant loss of revenues or reputation in the event of a 'disaster'.

Why buy this Report?

--It highlights the BC/DR best practices required to allow organisations to operate without loss of revenue or reputation

--It provides important insights required to align business and IT

Topics Covered

1 OVERVIEW

2 BEST PRACTICES FOR BUSINESS CONTINUITY PLANNING IN EUROPE

3 BEST PRACTICES FOR DISASTER RECOVERY PLANNING IN EUROPE

Summary

We have found that Business Continuity has now surpassed Security as the number on issue for IT managers at all organisational levels in Europe. The key question which is being increasingly asked by business and technology executives is "How can we continue to run the business following a significant IT infrastructure failure?" In response to this, organisations are implementing Business Continuity Plans and Disaster Recovery (BCP/DC) to manage such failures and to minimise their impact on the overall organisation. However, risk management and compliance concerns have, to a large degree, obliged organisations to establish whether they have adequate rigor and completeness in their Business Continuity Plans and Disaster Recovery procedures.

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