Every business continuity plan covers compute, storage and applications. But most overlook the foundational connectivity layer that makes all of those services reachable. When that layer goes down, failover does not work. Customers see errors. Internal teams lose access. Recovery stalls.

This is not a niche technical concern. It is the single point of failure hiding in plain sight across most enterprise environments.

On 9 June 2026, Ed Daniel will lead a focused 30-minute Infoblox Insights webinar exploring why this gap exists and, more importantly, how to close it.

This session is designed for infrastructure managers, network practitioners, and anyone responsible for uptime during disruption. It is not a product pitch. It is a practical walkthrough of the architecture patterns, visibility strategies, and deployment models that eliminate this gap.

You will leave with a clear understanding of how to build automated failover into your environment, remove single points of failure for both internal and external services, and gain the visibility needed to reduce outage duration and speed recovery.

Whether your environment spans data centres, cloud, branch offices or all three, the session covers flexible deployment patterns, including physical, virtual and as-a-service models, that preserve local survivability and support seamless regional or WAN-level failover.

This is a 30-minute investment that could change how you think about your entire continuity strategy.

Why Attend:

• Learn how automated failover keeps mission-critical services reachable during a disaster
• Discover architecture patterns that eliminate single points of failure for customer-facing services
• Gain visibility strategies that reduce cloud outages and cut troubleshooting time
• Explore flexible deployment models that protect branches and support regional failover