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About the Author Cyril James is the Founder and CEO, Secure Triad. He has a solid foundation in the Information Technology and Communication industry with over 13 years of experience. His expertise lies in Information Security, specializing in network, web and mobile applications, and cloud penetration testing across various industry domains like banking, insurance, energy, telecom, IT products and services, and others. He is well-versed in penetration testing methodologies including OWASP, OSSTMM and PTES. He has solid understanding of technical concepts of cloud computing, machine learning, and various programming languages. Cyril is a visionary and strategy-builder, has good communication skills, and is great with managing teams. Cyril can be reached online at (EMAIL, TWITTER, LinkedIn) and at our company website https://securetriad.io/ Cyber Defense eMagazine – July 2021 Edition 118 Copyright © 2021, Cyber Defense Magazine. All rights reserved worldwide.
Business Continuity: Where InfoSec and Disaster Recovery Meet By Adam Berger, VP of Global IT and Cloud Operations, Infrascale The escalation of cyber-attacks and the intensity of recent natural disasters create the same fundamental risk for businesses large and small — business continuity. Every business manager feels the weight of a potential disruption to normal operations, whether ransomware attack or storm-induced mass power outages are to blame. Ensuring business continuity requires maintaining vigilance on two sides of a coin: preventing disruption from occurring in the first place and restoring operations as quickly as possible after any disruption. For the sake of this article, we’ll limit our use of “prevention” to topics of Information Security (InfoSec) (i.e., procedures or measures used to protect digital data from unauthorized use) in businesses with any online or digital presence. The efficacy of any business continuity plan depends largely on the fast, robust implementation of both information security and disaster recovery. But the reality is that the two are deeply intertwined, both fundamentally concerned with keeping network, infrastructure configurations, and data protected and usable. Cyber Defense eMagazine – July 2021 Edition 119 Copyright © 2021, Cyber Defense Magazine. All rights reserved worldwide.
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