Regulatory Compliance and Small Business
A new regulatory environment is affecting the business landscape, and compliance standards such as Sarbanes Oxley (SOX) and HIPAA require businesses to adhere to enforceable standards set by the government. Many compliance standards require accountability on the part of businesses, especially in the areas of data integrity, security, and privacy. Small businesses, especially in the financial and healthcare sectors or those that handle contracts from businesses in these sectors or from government agencies, are more likely to be affected by a more stringent regulatory environment.
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Business Continuity
Once the Business Impact Analysis is complete, it’s time to get into the true core of the planning. A Business Continuity plan is a comprehensive set of plans designed to keep your business functioning, no matter what occurs. Whether it’s as simple as loss of email functionality or as catastrophic as a tornado, Cenetric gives you plans to deal with any eventuality.
Once the Business Impact Analysis is complete, it’s time to get into the true core of the planning. A Business Continuity plan is a comprehensive set of plans designed to keep your business functioning, no matter what occurs. Whether it’s as simple as loss of email functionality or as catastrophic as a tornado, Cenetric gives you plans to deal with any eventuality.
Disaster Recovery
The cornerstone of creating an effective Business Continuity plan, conducting a Business Impact Analysis (BIA) allows you to place a real dollar value on the individual elements that make up your business, determine what your most critical systems are, and determine the priority of restoration.
The cornerstone of creating an effective Business Continuity plan, conducting a Business Impact Analysis (BIA) allows you to place a real dollar value on the individual elements that make up your business, determine what your most critical systems are, and determine the priority of restoration.
Business Impact Analysis
The cornerstone of creating an effective Business Continuity plan, conducting a Business Impact Analysis (BIA) allows you to place a real dollar value on the individual elements that make up your business, determine what your most critical systems are, and determine the priority of restoration.
The cornerstone of creating an effective Business Continuity plan, conducting a Business Impact Analysis (BIA) allows you to place a real dollar value on the individual elements that make up your business, determine what your most critical systems are, and determine the priority of restoration.