Redjack for BCDR Planning

Evidence-based proof for effective business continuity and disaster recovery planning

In today’s digital landscape, businesses face an ever-increasing threat from cyberattacks, necessitating that they have a robust BCDR (business continuity & disaster recovery) plan in place.

Business continuity and disaster recovery are two separate but closely related concepts. They are integral components of cyber resilience, working together to ensure an organization’s ability to withstand and recover from cyberattacks or other disruptions.

BCDR requires a proactive and holistic approach encompassing people, processes, and technology, and a comprehensive strategy that considers the entire business ecosystem.

However, to effectively maintain operations in the face of disruption, you need more than just reference documents from interviews conducted months or even years ago—you need a source of objective data that is continuously updated. You need a solution that has already discovered every asset in your infrastructure and maintains an up-to-date mapping of assets, dependencies, and how they support your critical business functions. And, you need a solution that is in place before a disruption happens. Trying to do this after an attack has started is too late.

Redjack revolutionizes asset inventory by adopting a business function perspective. The platform aligns assets with your critical business functions, shifting your focus from IT-centric asset management to a business-centric perspective. Redjack prioritizes assets based on their resilience and criticality, facilitating rapid recovery and business continuity planning.

By continuously monitoring changes in the IT environment, Redjack ensures decision-makers have the real-time insight they need for informed, timely decisions, ultimately enhancing organizational resilience and reducing risk.

Read our solution brief to learn more.

Kristen Jacobsen

Kristen is the Senior Content Marketing Manager at Redjack.

https://www.linkedin.com/in/kristenjacobsen/
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