Continuité des activités et reprise après sinistre (BCDR)

Définition de la Continuité des activités et reprise après sinistre (BCDR)

“Business Continuity Récupération en cas de catastrophe”, or “BCDR” for short, is used throughout the IT industry as a benchmark for organization resiliency in the face of unplanned disruptions. ‘Business Continuity’ refers to an organization’s level of readiness to continue mission-critical operations throughout and after an emergency or disruption.

‘Récupération en cas de catastrophe’ refers to an organization’s process of regaining access and functionality to infrastructure or critical systems the event of a disruption. Potential disruptions impacting today’s businesses include, but are not limited to, security breaches, power outages, natural disasters, human error, and more.

Ideal Business Continuity Récupération en cas de catastrophe strategies are designed to minimize downtown and data loss. ‘Business continuity’ delivers a proactive focus on conducting organizational procedures, while disaster recovery offers reactive controls to get systems, infrastructure, and data back online.

An organization’s IT department will have BCDR strategies and plans in place for responses to both general and specific types of disruptions. C-suite executives will usually be involved in the development of an organization’s overarching BCDR plans as part of a holistic strategy to mitigate and minimize business risk. IT departments will adapt and update their BCDR strategies based on changes to their infrastructure and changes to the capabilities and severity of the possible disruptions they could experience.

Comment fonctionne le BCDR ?

The goal of an organization’s Business Continuity Récupération en cas de catastrophe (BCDR) strategy and plan is to achieve business resiliency. Today organizations are facing a myriad of unique and complex challenges and threats. Therefore, an organization’s BCDR plan should account for a variety of disaster scenarios, ranging from accidental deletions to ransomware and cyberattacks to fallout from natural disasters. Developing an effective Business Continuity Récupération en cas de catastrophe plannécessite généralement une planification et des préparatifs minutieux et transversaux.

An effective BCDR plan is comprised of a set of steps that should be taken to ensure that the organization’s operations aren’t interrupted and that it’s IT systems and applications are fully functional. While the specific steps and overarching strategy of an organization’s BCDR plan can vary based on industry and IT infrastructure, there are some fundamental components of every successful BCDR plan. These include, but are not limited to:

• • Identifier et hiérarchiser les actifs critiques pour la mission

• • Protecting the organization’s data storage, servers, and networks

• • Réaliser des évaluations de gestion des risques

• • Définition de politiques et de stratégies globales pour lutter contre les risques

• • La mise en œuvre d’opérations cohérentes de sauvegarde et de réplication des données vers un stockage sécurisé

• • Élaborer et institutionnaliser un processus complet de Recovery après sinistre informatique

• • Valider et tester l’ensemble des procédures et processus du plan

• • Intégrer toute nouvelle technologie au plan

Pourquoi le BCDR est-il important ?

Implementing and operating a comprehensive and effective Business Continuity Récupération en cas de catastrophe (BCDR) plan is tremendously important for an organization’s health and profitability. Without a stress-tested BCDR plan, an organization could suffer a catastrophic disruption to its business functionality in the event of a disaster. If an organization’s operations grind to a halt, then its customers potentially won’t be able to receive the organization’s products or services in a timely manner. Thus, resulting in customer dissatisfaction or even potential physical harm. Long-lasting business disruptions can result in forfeited market share and loss of investor confidence. If a data breach occurs, an organization could suffer immense harm to its public reputation and be subjected to hefty regulatory fines.

Avantages de la BCDR

Un plan BCDR doit permettre à une organisation de réagir rapidement à une perturbation. L’élaboration de stratégies BCDR visant à minimiser les effets des cyberattaques et des pannes contribuera, à son tour, à améliorer l’efficacité opérationnelle globale et à réduire les risques liés aux menaces tant internes qu’externes. En élaborant et en révisant en permanence son plan BCDR, une organisation peut renforcer son dispositif de sécurité, réduire le risque de perte de données, prévenir toute atteinte à sa réputation et préserver la confiance de ses clients et de ses employés.

La protection des données et son rôle dans le BCDR

While having a Business Continuity Récupération en cas de catastrophe (BCDR) plan should be ubiquitous throughout all organizations, regardless of size and industry, Data Protection as a Service (DPaaS) plays a vital role in an organization ability to deliver upon BCDR goals. Here’s how:

• • Protecting data sprawl in hybrid environments – Organizations operating with hybrid cloud environments will typically generate a lot of data and have a broad surface area to protect. This could potential open themselves up to a spectrum of failure points and attack vectors. Therefore, whether migrating workloads to the cloud, or repatriating applications back on-premise, managing hybrid cloud environments be complex and ever-changing.  Solid DPaaS offerings enable businesses to protect data where it lives today (and tomorrow) without regularly adjusting their BCDR plans to manage new risks or environments across their growing data estate.

• • Safeguarding mission-critical workloads – No two applications are created equal. The importance of particular workloads and technology processes may ebb and flow depending on current infrastructure, their role they play within the business, or what data the house. With une solution robuste de protection des donnéesen tant que service (DPaaS), les organisations peuvent donner la priorité à la protection de ces applications, en mettant en place une stratégie adaptée aux risques, efficace et pratique qui renforce en premier lieu les actifs les plus critiques.

• • Fulfilling the SaaS shared responsibility – In the shared responsibility model for SaaS applications, the organization using the application is responsible for data protection and backups, not the application provider. With DPaaS, when an organization procures and implements a new SaaS application, they can rapidly incorporate these apps under existing BCDR plans without a lift.

• • Layered ransomware response – Cyberthreats are evolving and becoming more sophisticated. But what hasn’t changed, their motives: getting to and exploiting business data. By incorporating DPaaS as a primary element of Business Continuity Récupération en cas de catastrophe (BCDR) strategies, you can standardize compliance SLAs and achieve rapid recoverability from these threats. Best-in-class DPaaS also offer robust threat insights to monitor suspicious activity and proactively flag risks and kickstart recovery to minimize business impact.

Commvault propose-t-il une solution BCDR ?

Yes, our Data Protection as a Service platform can be an bedrock component of an organization’s BCDR plan. Commvault DPaaS offers flexibility, breadth of coverage, ultimate security, and bottom-line savings to ensure that an organization’s data is protected (and recoverable) today and in the future. We offer une protection des données puissante, de niveau entreprise et basée sur le cloud, with air-gapped protection against cyberattacks with Air Gap Protect, and provides early warning ransomware detection with its cyber deception solution, Threatwise®. Commvault DPaaS portfolio safeguards an organization’s data and enables effective BCDR plans.