Business Continuity

Every computer will fail, plain and simple. The only question is when. It can be as simple as a bad hard drive, ransomware, fire in the office, natural disaster or even a disgruntled employee. You must protect your data to ensure your business will be operational in case of a disaster.

Just having a simple backup is no longer enough, depending on the problem you could be down for days with just a backup. Today’s businesses need a data continuity solution to get them back up and running in as short a time as possible.

Server Backup

As the main repository for on premise data, it’s vital that your server is backed up, often and without impacting performance. In case of a failure it’s key that your server can be virtualized and brought back up as quickly as possible.

Endpoint Backup

As the computers with the most user interaction, they are the ones most likely to be hit with a virus/malware or in the case of laptops lost or stolen. Endpoint backup is critical in having a fast recovery from ransomware and other forms of virus/malware.

Backup to Cloud

One of the most important part of an overall backup strategy is to have offsite backup. A backup doesn’t help in the case of a disaster (fire or flood) if the backup is with the computers. In the age of the cloud this is easier than ever to accomplish by sending copies of the backup data to the cloud.

Business Continuity

To put it simply business continuity allows for access to your data in the case of equipment or site failure. When a computer fails or your business suffers a disaster, we can bring up your servers/workstations as virtual machines, either locally or in the cloud for quick access.