Many organizations believe that they have a solid and ready to execute business continuity plan in case of a disaster. However, according to a 2010 Forrester survey*, “many organizations have lulled themselves into a false sense of security” when it comes to how they value their preparedness. The survey also revealed that proper plans of planning, testing, and maintenance are not actively tested as often as they should be. This lack of preparedness is a costly strategy in terms of revenue, employee productivity, reputation, among other factors. Specifically, the survey found that an average recovery took 18.5 hours with 4.8 hours of data loss. In addition, according to a StorageCraft blog, in 2011, disasters cost $52B versus $10B in 2010. These numbers clearly indicate that organizations must evaluate their business continuity...