What do the terms Business Continuity, Anti-Virus, Firewall, DMZ, Security Policy, Intrusion Detection, Disaster Recovery, Failover and Failback, Clustering, Fault-Tolerance, Replication, Mirroring, RAID, Backup and Restore, Server Farms, and Hot/Warm/Cold Sites all have in common? They describe the means by which your company handles risk avoidance and mitigation or how your company will stay in business after an unavoidable catastrophe.

It is the task of every Information Technology employee to protect and defend the life blood of their company, namely, INFORMATION. Are your security policies properly enforced? Do you have proactive measures to detect and correct network intrusions? Do you have a Business Continuity plan in place? Have you tested your Disaster Recovery scenarios? When was the last time you successfully restored data from a network backup? Are the business and IT principals in agreement on the Recovery Time Objectives and Restore Point Objectives? These questions and more MUST be answered if your company is to survive the next virus, worm, hacker, device failure or natural disaster.

TSA has the knowledge and experience to help you design and implement policies and procedures to avoid problems or recover from tragedy. Let TSA help you create a solution to protect your company’s information so that you can rest assured knowing that the data on which your company relies is safe and secure.