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According to Verizon, 83% of attacks on businesses were perpetrated by external actors. The emergency threat landscape for businesses will only continue to get more complex as technology develops and risk vectors change
As a core function of businesses that has the potential to spell the success or failure of the whole operation, CX can often be at risk when talking about emergencies. This is especially true for CCaaS platforms, as they can be the target of malicious cyber attackers due to their on-the-cloud status.
CCaaS continuity is vital, particularly for today’s businesses as 52% of customers want fast, personalized, and interactive customer support. This is where emergency response planning can offer significant contributions.
It helps businesses establish effective incident response plans for situations where emergencies like cyberattacks or natural disasters can cause disruptions in operational processes like CX.
Let’s explore why planning for emergency response is important for CCaaS platforms.
54% of businesses said they have encountered disruptions that caused downtime which lasted at least 8 hours within the last 5 years. Continuity has never been more important for businesses.
Here’s what formulating response plans for emergency offers for CCaaS.
Business continuance planning and by extension, emergency response planning, are vital for CX continuity. In an age where CCaaS is becoming increasingly popular, implementing these measures is more important than ever.
Continuance offers these exact capabilities for Genesys cloud environments. With automated synchronizations between design, production, and DR orgs, Continuance takes your emergency response efforts to the next level.
Continuance is all you need—configuration tracking, automation, and consultancy services as an all-in-one solution for cloud operations. Learn more about how CCaaS migration contributes to BCP efforts here.
The 5 steps are:
The 4 phases are prevention, mitigation, response, and recovery. It takes the full process of responding to an emergency into account; from identification to restoration.
The emergency planning process involves identifying potential emergency situations that can affect operations, taking preventive measures to address them, responding promptly in the event of emergencies, and initiating recovery efforts after the fact.
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Optimize your Genesys Cloud Platform by addressing the unique challenges that come with the ever-changing CX landscape and associated emergency situations.