Business Continuity stories
New innovations in NetBackup deliver data protection for multi-cloud, virtual, physical and modern big data workloads.
The L-Series switches promise to deliver more cost-effective networking solutions, expanding Datto's commitment to MSP-centric managed networking.
Singapore's financial sector conducted a massive business continuity exercise in order to test response to both cyber and physical attacks last month.
Natural disasters push insurers to scrutinize costly business interruption claims, with losses hitting £1.4bn.
CyberHub ECO.DC is available in a fully autonomous local server version, or as a globally available Software-as-a-Service from the cloud.
New research from Reportlinker has revealed the Data Center Interconnect (DCI) market to be in good stead for the future - particularly in APAC.
Testing, and particularly crisis simulations and penetration testing, help identify weaknesses and also help to refine the business continuity plan.
Fuel shortages could be eased by better storage and contingency planning after the Marsden to Wiri rupture, Infrastructure New Zealand says.
Owners face tighter deadlines and public disclosure as councils begin flagging earthquake-prone buildings under new national rules.
Residents and businesses face uncertainty as new research finds Auckland's volcanic field can erupt in bursts or stay quiet for millennia.
Patients could face disrupted care and higher risks as a Microsoft security chief warns New Zealand health systems remain easy targets for hackers.
Freight was diverted to road and shipping after the Kaikoura earthquake, and KiwiRail has been rewarded for helping keep New Zealand supplied.
Workers may still be entitled to pay if snow closes a workplace, but staff who simply stay home could be told to use annual leave.
Businesses near major works face years of uncertainty as the City Rail Link’s shifting road closures hit productivity and lease planning.
Health services could face major disruption as officials warn a severe cyberattack is likely, with insurance cover still scarce among firms.
Claims from the November Kaikōura quake are mounting, with insurers and the Earthquake Commission still handling thousands of residential and commercial cases.
Smaller firms could struggle to cope as rising cybercrime puts personal data, reputations and finances at increasing risk in New Zealand.
After six years in temporary offices, the engineering firm’s return adds 320 staff to a CBD rebuilding momentum in Christchurch.
Barely five per cent of New Zealand firms have cyber cover, leaving them exposed as ransomware claims and attacks climb sharply.
Mergers can unsettle clients, making a clear bid strategy vital to reassure them on service, price and continuity after a takeover.