Business Continuity Planning – Keeping Operations Running in a Crisis
Welcome to Tech Tuesday!
A power outage, cyberattack, or natural disaster can bring business to a standstill. Without a solid business continuity plan (BCP), law firms and small businesses risk losing critical data, productivity, and even clients during unexpected disruptions.
This week, we’re diving into how you can keep your business running—no matter what happens.
Key Steps to a Strong Business Continuity Plan
Assess Risks & Critical Operations
Identify which processes are essential to keep your business running, from client communications to case management systems.
Implement Cloud-Based & Secure VDI Solutions
Our VDI services allow teams to work securely from anywhere—even in a crisis—keeping your data protected and accessible.
Back Up Data Regularly
Use automated backups to secure, offsite cloud storage to prevent data loss from cyberattacks or hardware failures.
Develop an Incident Response Plan
Clearly define who does what during a crisis, ensuring a smooth transition to backup systems.
Test & Update Your Plan Regularly
Run business continuity drills to ensure that employees know how to access data, systems, and client files in an emergency.
Why It Matters
A well-prepared business doesn’t just survive a crisis—it keeps running with minimal disruption. A strong business continuity plan ensures clients still receive services, teams can work remotely, and data remains secure, no matter what.
Next Week:
We’ll cover password management & security—how to create, store, and protect credentials to prevent breaches.
Until next Tuesday,
Stay prepared and proactive!
The KIT Digital Team
