Cloud-based systems and services are often ideal options for critical parts of a Business Continuity (BC) or Disaster Recovery Plan (DRP). Research some of the ways this is being done today. Discuss how cloud-based systems support business continuity. How can potential risks be transferred to cloud providers?

Answer A:

Can could based system support business continuity?  

The answer is definitely yes.  

Explanation:

Cloud-based systems are is a hardware and software hosted by a third party. which enable remote storage of files and in some cases can allow for real time modification (or read and write access) to such documents being stored on it.

It is also a cloud-based market system where you can run cloud systems (hardware + software) like a subscription.

Examples of cloud based systems are:

A disaster recovery plan (DRP) is a documented procedure or guide which guides an organization's disaster recovery processes so that it is able to recover and or protect IT infrastructure and in the event of a disaster. It usually would contain what needs to be done before and after the occurrence of the disaster.

Answer B

More and more organisations are beginning to recognise the importance of DRP, IT businesses that offer cloud based services now have a product called "Cloud disaster recovery"

This is a service that enables the backup and recovery of remote machines on a cloud-based platform. Cloud disaster recovery is primarily an infrastructure as a service (IaaS) solution that backs up designated system data on a remote offsite cloud server

The major risk with disasters is the loss of critical business information. Many of the Cloud-based organisations, charge on a monthly basis to keep the information of their clients secured.

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