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Backup & Disaster
Recovery Planning

HOW WE CAN HELP

Secure your data with Backup & Disaster Recovery Planning—ensuring quick recovery and minimal downtime when the unexpected happens.

Data Redundancy

Ensuring multiple copies of critical data are stored in different locations to prevent data loss during disasters like hardware failures, cyberattacks, or natural events.

Recovery Time Objective (RTO)

Defining the maximum acceptable downtime and ensuring rapid restoration of systems to minimize business disruption in the event of a disaster.

Testing and Maintenance

Regularly testing backup solutions and updating recovery plans to adapt to changing business needs and ensure data integrity, reliability, and preparedness for future risks.

By the numbers (Since november 2024)

Client Results

+ TB

Secured Offsite Data

hours

Average Recovery Time per 100GB of data

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Frequently Asked Questions

What is Backup & Disaster Recovery Planning (BDRP)?

BDRP involves creating a strategy to ensure data backups and rapid recovery in case of system failures, cyberattacks, or natural disasters, minimizing downtime and data loss.

Why is Backup & Disaster Recovery important for businesses?

It protects critical data, ensures business continuity, and helps meet compliance requirements by providing a secure plan for restoring operations quickly after an incident.

How often should backups be performed?

Backups should be performed regularly—daily for most data, with more frequent backups for critical systems, to ensure data is up-to-date and recoverable.

What types of disasters does BDRP cover?

BDRP covers a variety of disasters, including hardware failure, cyberattacks, ransomware, natural disasters (e.g., floods, fires), and accidental data deletion.

What is the difference between Backup and Disaster Recovery?

Backup refers to storing copies of data, while Disaster Recovery focuses on restoring operations quickly with a strategy to minimize downtime and data loss during disruptions.

Can BDRP support remote work environments?

Yes, BDRP ensures remote access to critical systems and data, enabling employees to work seamlessly even during a disaster.

How secure are backups in a BDRP plan?

Backups are encrypted, stored securely, and often maintained in multiple locations to ensure protection against unauthorized access and data breaches.

How quickly can businesses recover with a BDRP plan?

The recovery time depends on the RTO defined in the plan, with most businesses aiming for rapid recovery within hours or minutes depending on the severity of the disaster.