3 September 2010
AS/NZS 5050 standard ‘not in line with progressive BCM thinking’
In a statement published on the website of the Business Continuity Institute’s Australian Forum, the BCI’s technical director, Lyndon Bird, has commented on the new business continuity standard,...


27 August 2010
'It's Over' WHO calls H1N1 'post-pandemic' - what does that mean for your organisation?
Our view is that business continuity preparedness for the threat of a pandemic remains a fundamental part of Business Continuity Management & associated plans. Your planning should continue to...


13 August 2010
Ten keys to online data backup
In response to the increasing need for small and mid-sized organizations to address business continuity and disaster recovery plans, KineticD has published guidelines to help small and mid-size...


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20 November 2009
Virtually Blind

Your firewalls and other protections stop seeing intruders when you go virtual

Fifty percent of workloads will run inside virtual machines by 2012, says a recent study by analyst firm Gartner. nd organizations need to understand what that means in security terms.
In an article on the CNET news website, Dave Rosenberg says that according to Amir Ben-Efraim, CEO of virtualization security provider Altor Networks, two common ways to secure virtual networks are falling short. Ben-Afraim said companies typically either use VLANS “to separate and control communication between VMs (virtual machines)” or take software-based firewalls, “running them as agents on each VM.”
The CNET article explains the limitations and complexities of these common approaches and why they fail. What’s needed instead, Ben-Efraim told Rosenberg, is “a security solution that is architected specifically for protecting inter-VM traffic without detracting from virtualization’s value.”


13 November 2009
BCM World Conference & Exhibition - London

We are represented at this key international gathering that will explore latest trends & developments in Business Continuity Management globally.
Keynote speaker is Bob Geldorf - sure to be different.
We'll be posting a summary of proceedings next week.on this site.

6 November 2009
Gartner Inc highlights emerging technologies that business continuity managers need to be aware of.

Gartner defines a strategic technology as one with the potential for significant impact on the enterprise in the next three years. Factors that denote significant impact include a high potential for disruption to IT or the business, the need for a major dollar investment, or the risk of being late to adopt.
The top 10 strategic technologies for 2010 include:
Cloud Computing.
Advanced Analytics.
Client Computing.
IT for Green.
Reshaping the Data Center.
Security – Activity Monitoring.
Flash Memory.
Virtualization for Availability.
Mobile Applications.



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