Protect critical business data and maintain operational continuity with backup, recovery and disaster recovery strategies designed around your business.
Having a copy of your data is just the first step. If a server fails or ransomware strikes, how long will it take to rebuild the server, reinstall the operating system, configure the applications, and then restore the data?
Traditional backup can take days to restore. Disaster Recovery (DR) focuses on minimizing downtime by allowing you to quickly spin up virtual replicas of your servers in the cloud.
Automated, encrypted copies of your files, databases, and emails (including Microsoft 365) stored locally and securely in the cloud following the 3-2-1 rule.
Replication of entire server environments so they can be turned on instantly in a secondary location if your primary office goes offline.
Documented plans, recovery time objectives (RTOs), and regular testing to ensure your staff knows exactly how to keep working during an outage.
Yes. Microsoft and Google operate on a "Shared Responsibility Model". They guarantee the infrastructure won't fail, but you are responsible for protecting your data from accidental deletion, malicious insiders, and ransomware.
It is the gold standard of data protection: keep 3 copies of your data, on 2 different media formats, with 1 copy stored offsite (in the cloud) securely air-gapped from your network.
Backups should be verified daily, and full disaster recovery failover tests should be conducted at least annually, or bi-annually, to ensure Recovery Time Objectives (RTO) can be met.
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