Ensure critical business information can be recovered quickly and efficiently in order to minimise downtime and keep your business running.
Disaster Recovery
Before disaster hits, you need to know that you’re ready with a disaster recovery plan
Building a disaster recovery (DR) plan is complex and, whether your files are on-premise or hosted in the cloud, you need to ensure you can return to operation quickly in the event of a data loss situation.
Have you got a robust DR in place? When were your backups last tested to ensure they’re valid? Are your backups encrypted to prevent things like the Crypto locker virus infecting them too? As a business, you have compliancy, GDPR, SLAs and day to day operation costs to consider in the event of data loss.
Disaster recovery planning can streamline IT processes, help for the elimination of superfluous hardware and reduce the risk of human error. In a sense, you are not just preparing to recover in the aftermath of a disaster, you are working to make your business more resilient and profitable.
When disaster strikes you need an actionable plan to get your organisation operating properly again. Are you sure you’re prepared?
Hosted ensures your DR solution is in line with your internal Return to Operation SLA’s and completes the cycle of compliancy when audited on this area of your infrastructure. More importantly, we make it our mission to provide the highest level of value to your investment within such a critical area of data security.
1) Cost Efficiency
On-time updates and opting for more innovative hardware and software will save organizations a lot of money in the long run. This pivot, as a part of disaster recovery planning, can minimise the cost of archive maintenance and the creation of comprehensive backups.
2) Greater Customer Retention
Clients today expect nothing short of perfection and reliability. They are not forgiving in the case of failures or downtime. When a certain business cannot meet their expectations, clients will simply move on to another service provider.
What is a data breach? A data breach exposes confidential and sensitive information to unauthorised individuals who then share the information online without your permission.
