Why does your business need a Disaster Recovery Solution?
Data is the most important asset to your business. The inability to access it for a significant amount of time could mean business disruption and loss of revenue. Introducing a disaster recovery solution for the uptime and recovery of IT systems is very important and helps ensure minimal losses in the event of a disaster.
What is Disaster Recovery?
Disaster Recovery is sometimes related to business continuity planning and outlines the ability for a business to recover from an event which causes disruption. The goal is for a business to regain access to its critical data and bring IT systems back online ASAP after a disaster occurs. Disaster Recovery protects from unseen events such as Ransomware Attacks, Hardware Failure, Fire, Theft, Flood etc.
MBM’s Solution
We can provide two different types of Disaster Recovery Solutions, On-premise DR and Cloud DR. Our On-Premise solution will provide your business with a working copy of your data, should your protected server become unavailable due to a disaster or outage. Our Cloud DR service can replicate your On-premise data to the cloud, or protect data already in the cloud by replicating it to an alternative location.
What’s Included?
Incremental Snapshots
Only changes to your data are backed up, as often as every 1 hour onsite
Encryption
Data is encrypted in transit on it way to our offsite location, and encrypted at rest
Deployment
Easily integrated into your current infrastructure
Reduce cost
Reduce the amount of revenue lost caused by downtime
Restoration
Data can be restored to new hardware or a new cloud location
Seamless replication
Incremental backups do not interrupt daily business activities or consume bandwidth
No capital investment
Avoid purchasing backup equipment that remains idle most of the time
Point-in-Time Recovery
Ability to recover data and systems from past snapshots dating back weeks/months
Ransomware Protection
Ability to restore maliciously encrypted data and systems
Cloud Virtual Server
Your server can be restored to a virtual cloud environment
