A typical disaster begins with a small, often overlooked anomaly—an overloaded server, a slow network, or an unauthorized login attempt. Left unnoticed, these minor signals can quickly escalate into a full-blown outage or security breach. Without IT monitoring in place, response efforts are reactive rather than proactive and lack decision support for whether a problem should trigger a business continuity scenario. IT teams scramble to diagnose issues after the fact, often under pressure and without the data they need to resolve incidents ...
May 29 | Danica Esteban