When Data Stops Flowing, So Does the Revenue

Once again, we welcome Flick March, Director, IBM Resiliency Services, Europe, this time to discuss business resiliency, or as she puts it, “A company’s ability to maintain core purpose and integrity while under duress and under attack.”  

In today’s world, maintaining a culture of resilience is essential to minimize both revenue loss and human impact!  

 Destructive cyberattacks have completely changed the rule book right under our feet. Recovery ownership has changed and data restore accountability swings wildly.  Moreover, with insider and external threats growing exponentially, when the flow of information stops flowing so does that river of money that powers the livelihood of the firm itself.

And then there’s the concept of balancing risk with your budget.  

Sadly, many companies implement the bare minimum, or nothing at all when it comes to reducing information technology risk; and, spending nothing generates a lot of risk!  

Listen as Flick describes what it takes to keep that river of money flowing.