What’s Recoverable? Protecting and Restoring Business Data After Catastrophe

This webinar focuses on the critical importance of protecting and restoring business data during disasters or cyber incidents. Learn how to identify your most critical data and understand the key differences between incident response and proactive preparation for disruptions caused by natural disasters, power outages, and cyberattacks. Using real-world examples, Angie will outline strategies and actionable steps to help small businesses maintain operations and safeguard against potential disruptions.

List Topics Covered

The critical impacts of data loss on small and medium-sized businesses (SMBs)
Key components of effective incident response and business continuity plans
Proven prevention strategies, including backup systems and robust security measures
Understanding recovery capabilities and their limitations
Steps to develop a customized recovery strategy for your business
Preparing for long-term data security and future disruptions

Benefits of this session

Understand the financial and operational risks of data breaches and disasters for SMBs.
Learn actionable steps to prepare for and recover from business disruptions.
Gain insights into cost-effective solutions for data protection and recovery.

As a result of your participation and experience in this program, you will be able to:

Define the key elements of both incident response and business continuity plans.
Analyze current backup and recovery capabilities to identify gaps and improvement opportunities.
Implement a tailored recovery strategy with measurable Recovery Time Objectives (RTO) for critical systems.

Meet the presenter

Angie Singer Keating is chief executive officer at Reclamere, Inc. She has a broadly diversified background with over 23 years of experience specializing in computer forensics, data destruction, security incident response, information technology risk management and systems auditing. Ms. Keating and the Reclamere Data Security Experts team provides consultancy in: data breach response, notification & compliance, risk management services (HIPAA, PCI, GLB, SOX, CMMC), network monitoring and threat detection, and managed security services.

One of the co-founders of Reclamere, Ms. Keating is the chief architect of the proprietary data destruction system used by the company, which includes forensically-sound, bit-by-bit, and quality control on 100% of all hard drives processed. She is certified as a: CISA Information Systems Auditor, CIPP Information Privacy Professional, and CISM Information Security Manager. Ms. Keating is actively involved with the National Association for Information Destruction (NAID), previously serving as President of the Board of Directors, and Co-chairperson of the Solid State Destruction Subcommittee. Ms. Keating serves as Chair Person on the Board of Directors of the Ben Franklin Technology Partnership, and Board Secretary for Family Services of Blair County. She is a former adjunct faculty member of the Pennsylvania Bar Institute. She earned a degree in electrical engineering technology from The Pennsylvania State University.

What’s Recoverable? Protecting and Restoring Business Data After Catastrophe