Recovering Critical Data & Systems from an outage
Without BaaS:
Although many organizations take every precaution imaginable, it is near impossible to reduce the threat of operational downtime to zero. IT systems go down for many reasons, whether it’s a major event or a local software glitch. Downtime may affect a single application, a website, a network connection, a remote server, a company-wide system or an entire data center. The most common causes of IT downtime include:
- Human Error
- Hardware & Software Failures
- Cybersecurity Threats and/or Natural Disasters.
Having your backups stored in one location creates a single point of failure and exposes potential risks to business downtime
By having two copies of your backups in different locations combined with 24/7/365 resolution support, you can reduce the risks of systems compromise due to unforeseen natural events.
Solution: 24/7/365 resolution technical support in the event of a crisis Backup as a Service
What it is:
Backup as a Service is designed to help mitigate these risks by:
- Storing backups to an on-site application, plus having those backups also securely stored in cloud storage.
- Access 24/7/365 resolution support to recover applications or remediate restore issues in the event of a crisis.
Value:
A well-defined backup and recovery strategy allows you to respond to outages and recover critical applications in the event of a crisis.
Let's talk, hopefully, now you can rest easy at night knowing we have you covered.
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