Continuity

Business continuity represents the strategic planning used to ensure essential functions continue during a major technical disruption. This area focuses on the human and process-driven steps required to maintain operations when systems fail. IT professionals use these plans to coordinate response efforts and minimize the impact on the business. It involves establishing clear communication channels and identifying alternative ways to perform critical tasks. Proper oversight ensures the organization can continue operating while technical teams work on system recovery. This layer provides the operational structure for navigating crises without losing focus on core objectives. Managing continuity requires regular testing and updates to reflect the changing technical landscape. It serves as a primary safeguard for protecting the firm’s reputation and financial stability. Mastery of these practices enables a calm, organized response to unpredictable events.

Fault Tolerance

Fault Tolerance is the ability of any system, platform, or environment to handle the failure of one or more of...

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