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It used to be that manufacturing plants only had to worry about physical security—locks, fences, and maybe a camera or two. But fast forward to today, and the real threats are lurking silently in cyberspace. From ransomware shutting down production lines to stolen blueprints falling into the wrong hands, manufacturers are now prime targets for cybercriminals.
Introduction: When Passwords Aren’t Enough Anymore Let’s say you manage IT for a mid-sized financial advisory firm. You’re accustomed to handling sensitive data—such as tax returns, payrolls, and investment portfolios. One morning, you log in to your cloud dashboard… only to realize someone else has already beaten you to it. A compromised password. Stolen overnight. And now you’re facing client data exposure, a regulatory nightmare, and a serious blow to your firm’s reputation.
In today’s technology-driven business world, having a dependable IT support system is not just a luxury—it’s a necessity. However, not every business has the resources to hire, train, and maintain a full-time, in-house IT department. This is where fixed-cost outsourced IT support comes into play.
In the evolving landscape of business technology, the need for a robust disaster recovery plan within your IT organization cannot be overstated. However, distinguishing genuine disaster readiness from mere lip service can be a challenge. This article delves into pivotal characteristics that offer insights into your IT organization’s true disaster readiness.