A simulated disaster and comprehensive recovery test may involve many of an organization’s key personnel for several days
A simulated disaster and comprehensive recovery test may involve many of an organization’s key personnel for several days: is this a reasonable burden to place on a busy, competitive company? How would you argue against the inevitable tendency to shortcut the procedure?
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