Crisis: Your office is on fire
I know it is a horrendous thought, and thankfully it doesn’t happen to many businesses
A fire is something none of us wants to experience. But it does happen.
There’s a small fire in your office. No one was hurt, everyone is safe, but the damage to your workplace and livelihood is unbelievable.
The flames. The heat. The smoke. The chemicals that have been released and cover everything. And, of course, the enormous amounts of water used to put out the fire.
Here’s the question you must ask yourself – if there had been a fire in your office last night, what would you wish you’d got round to doing yesterday?
Think about all your computers and precisely the data on them. Is your data as protected and backed up as it could be?
Are you triple sure of that?
Read our brand-new guide. It’ll show you the things you need to make a priority to keep you protected from any disaster.
While these are time-consuming jobs that must be done, they must be actively monitored and managed to ensure everything is working. Doing so could stop you from going out of business in the future.
For a short time, we’re offering businesses a disaster recovery review. Let our experts tell you what to implement and give you the best possible chance to bounce back from a crisis.
But you can never be too sure. It’s vital that you don’t put off the essential tasks today that could literally save your business tomorrow.