Experts Exchange - Disaster Recovery and Business Continuity Planning

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In this Experts Exchange CloudClass Webinar, Quest CTO Mike Dillon gives an overview of the steps involved in building a dynamic disaster recovery plan. Through case studies and an examination of software/hardware tools for monitoring and testing, you'll gain a better understanding of where you are, where you want to be and how to get there with your disaster recovery plan. You'll learn more about:

* Business objectives and drivers of a disaster recovery plan
* Compliancy regulations to determine appropriate level of preparedness
* Steps to determine if your current disaster recovery plans are adequate
* How to generate a report of your disaster recovery strengths and loopholes
* Testing and remediation

Learn more about Quest: http://www.questsys.com/

About the Presenter:

Mike Dillon brings over 18 years of engineering and security experience to his role as the Chief Technology Officer for Quest. As CTO, Dillon leads the technology strategy development and planning for the company. He also serves as chief consultant and director for Professional Services, overseeing a team of consultants, engineers, and project managers. Dillon created and developed the Quest Application and Management Service Providers platforms that are ongoing today.

You can download the HQ version here: http://www.mediafire.com/?ot27dc3itxwxy8q (it's a 70 MB file, so it may take awhile--requires gotomeeting codec and Windows Media 9)

Category:

Science & Technology

Tags:

• disaster recovery
• business
• security
• software
• data
• office
• experts exchange
• quest
• training

[ExpertsExchangeTV]

@Profector2 For worksheets, send a request through questsys dot com.

[ExpertsExchangeTV]

@alexkelly757 Webinars are hosted with GoToWebinar, and unfortunately we have to strip out the codec to post it on YouTube which makes it lower quality. You can download an HQ version of the webinar from the link in the description above. Thanks for watching!

[alexkelly757]

Thanks for the effort but the quality is poor. I cant see the status, otherwise could be a good video.

[Profector2]

What link? 22:30