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Episode 111 - Planning for Disaster & Hoping for the Best

Let's face it, disasters are prone to strike anytime and almost always when least expected. Most businesses can't afford to stop operations for an extended period of time. Having a plan for disaster recovery and business continuity is central to your cybersecurity program and most compliance requirements. This week, the guys talk about developing effective plans that you hope you never have to use. 

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