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Resiliency and Business Continuity in the Cloud Era
Compliance isn't optional, and as organizations depend more on cloud services for cybersecurity, regulations are raising the bar for resiliency. This whitepaper outlines the regulatory and compliance factors organizations must account for in business continuity planning, including mandates from NIST, GDPR, DORA, and CISA. Download the whitepaper to explore best practices for staying compliant through cloud disruption. Contact Virtual Office Solutions for a personalized compliance risk profile.
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As organizations increasingly migrate their IT infrastructures to the cloud, the risk of cloud service outages affecting critical security operations has grown. With 47% of all data breaches targeting cloud-based systems in 2025, it's crucial for businesses to implement robust disaster recovery and business continuity strategies. This includes considering regulatory requirements and best practices to maintain security controls during disruptions.
Impact of Cloud Outages
Cloud service outages can lead to significant revenue loss, operational downtime, and damage to a company's reputation. For instance, if core security systems fail, businesses may face data breaches or regulatory fines. Additionally, prolonged service disruptions can result in customer delays and lost productivity, emphasizing the need for proactive cloud resilience planning.
Strategies for Cloud Security
Organizations should consider implementing multicloud strategies to reduce reliance on a single cloud service provider, maintain offline security options for worst-case scenarios, and ensure critical cybersecurity solutions function redundantly. Conducting annual disaster recovery testing is also essential to prepare for potential outages and ensure that cloud service providers are integrated into disaster recovery plans.
Resiliency and Business Continuity in the Cloud Era
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