organizations face a wide range of increasing cyber and operational risks that can not only affect patient safety, but also cause significant downtime and major economic loss. Even with the implementation of cloud-based system architectures, security controls, personnel training, and documentation, no organization can completely eliminate the risk of a disruption, or mitigate 100% of its impact. That is why business continuity planning is so important - so if disaster does strike, your organization is properly prepared to continue its essential operational processes, while executing recovery procedures in a defined manner. 

Starting up a BCP program 

Defining and analyzing your recovery requirements

Determining your recovery options/strategies

Developing and implementing recovery plans