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Disaster recovery testing is essential for business resilience. But it’s not a job for IT to tackle alone.

As we explore in our latest article, it should also be a list-topping priority around the boardroom table too. Beyond keeping operations agile and restoring critical services quickly after an incident, it’s key for:

✔️ Moving beyond backups to full recoverability
✔️ Protecting revenue and minimising downtime
✔️ Maintaining customer trust when disruption hits
✔️ Meeting rising regulatory and audit expectations
✔️ Reducing risk across increasingly complex supply chains

Explore why DR testing has become a board-level priority, the different approaches to testing, and how to measure success in real commercial terms. 👇

Why Disaster Recovery testing is a board-level issue More than a sidelined responsibility for IT, disaster recovery testing is essential to mitigate reputational risk, minimise downtime & protect costs.

Cybersecurity gaps in financial services don’t just increase risk - they directly impact resilience, stability and trust.

We recently shared our perspective on this with FinTech Strategy, where Dan Nichols, CTO at DCS, explores how the threat landscape for financial services has fundamentally changed.

As Dan highlights, resilience is no longer a box-ticking exercise. It’s a collective responsibility across the wider ecosystem, and a critical factor in protecting your customer trust and financial stability.

Read the full article on FinTech Strategy here:
https://eu1.hubs.ly/H0rJX3v0

Navigating and Closing the Cybersecurity Gaps in Financial Services Dan Nichols, CTO at virtualDCS, on why cybersecurity cloud resilience in FS hinges on shared accountability and assume-breach philosophy