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Have you a disaster plan?

More businesses are prepared for disaster than they were two years ago but alarming gaps remain

Almost all (99%) UK companies now backup their critical IT systems and data and 92% consider disaster recovery as an important drive in their IT expenditure, according to the 2008 Information Security Breac...

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Are you prepared for freak weather?

Advice from the Environment Agency on how to ensure your business could survive flooding

How to prepare for flash floods

With large parts of the UK affected by flooding over the past year, small business owners need to take precautions

How safe is your backup?

Mark MacGregor, chief executive of Connect Support Services, investigates protecting your critical data

How to keep your business safe

Identifying the big risks to your company could keep it in business should disaster strike

Emergency planning

Last summer's floods highlighted once again just why small companies need to have business continuity measures and appropriate insurance policies in place

Is your firm ready for anything?

Small firms are less sure about their ability to survive a catastrophe now than a year ago

Could you cope without key customers?

Companies are finally waking up to the threat IT outages and other unforeseen events could have. But there are still many areas in which they are woefully under-prepared, the Grant Thornton International Business Report claims

Safeguarding your business data

The increased use of IT among small businesses has undoubtedly brought significant improvements in productivity, but the flip side to our reliance on IT is the exposure most businesses have to a computer system failure

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