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Business continuity is disaster recovery's first cousin, in fact, they're more like siblings. Nearly one of three of the 1,000 IT executives polled earlier this year by AT&T say their companies developed business continuity plans because of potential threats and disasters. See how your company stacks up against those surveyed.
| The Basics |
| 72% |
Have a business continuity plan. |
| 69% |
See business continuity as a priority. |
| 29% |
Indicate business continuity planning is a priority due to recent disasters and terrorist threats. |
| 14% |
Don't consider it a priority because they don't expect a disaster to cause a major business disruption. |
| Diligence |
| 57% |
Updated their plans in the past year. |
| 41% |
Tested their plans in the past 12 months. |
| 12% |
Never conducted tests. |
| 1% |
Never updated their plans. |
| 82% |
Include cybersecurity as part of their plans. |
| Deployment |
| 59% |
Have established redundant servers and/or backup sites. |
| 57% |
Educate employees on business continuity plans. |
| 35% |
Use outsourced service providers. | |
Source: AT&T
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