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Regulatory Compliance and Critical System Protection: The Role of Mission-Critical Power and Cooling in Data Integrity Availability

Overview Regulatory compliance has become a legal and necessary extension of business continuity and disaster recovery planning for IT departments as they take steps to ensure their companies do not run afoul of an increasingly complex set of laws and regulations relating to data integrity and availability. Business continuity and systems security are also being driven by the Department of Homeland Security for both government and commercial operations. This white paper is designed to help identify the regulatory compliance issues that impact business continuity planning and increase the understanding of how mission-critical power, cooling, and monitoring strategies support business continuity.

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Publisher	Liebert	File Format	PDF
Date Published	April 2005	Downloads	64
Format	White Papers
Topics	Security Standards, High Availability, Security Management

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