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remotelove@lemmy.ca ⁨3⁩ ⁨months⁩ ago

The only companies I have seen with workable BCDR plans are banks, and that is because they handle money for rich people. It wouldn’t surprise me if many core banking systems are hyper-legacy as well.

I honestly think that a majority of our infrastructure didn’t collapse because of the lack of security controls and shitty patch management programs.

Sure. Compliance programs work for some aspects of business but since the advent of “the cloud”, BCDR plans have been a paperwork drill.

(There are probably some awesome places out there with quadruple-redunant networks with the ability to outlast a nuclear winter. I personally haven’t seen them though.)

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