Backup and Disaster Recovery Managed Services
Don't let your business experience a data disaster.
When was the last time you lost power and the internet crashed? What was the impact on your business? Did you lose any data or revenue? The truth is that everyday system outages and cyberattacks are shockingly common. When something terrible like this happens, it’s frustrating; it can devastate your bottom line. That’s why it’s essential to prepare for any IT disruption.
Your business is at risk every day. Your company needs to keep operations up and running, no matter what, but some things are beyond your control. Storage fails, files get lost, power blacks out, and datacenters go offline. It happens, but random accidents shouldn’t impact your business. Simple daily backups are no longer enough to ensure your business can keep systems up and running during a disaster. If disaster strikes, how can you ensure that your business and its technology have the resilience to protect data and recover quickly?
Disaster Recovery Managed Services Explained
What are Disaster Recovery Managed Services?
Net3's services help you plan, implement and secure your business with the most effective, next-generation technologies and expertise. Disaster Recovery Managed Services enable outstanding business continuity and complete data protection with backup and disaster recovery in a single solution for your business. We design an environment prepared for the unexpected. We will establish, execute and support your business continuity strategy by ensuring your business is up and running even in the event of an unplanned outage. If the worst happens, we can quickly spin up your IT systems in the cloud, allowing you to remain operational and avoid costly downtime and data loss. With Disaster Recovery Managed Services, you get complete peace of mind knowing you are safeguarding your data, employee productivity, and business.
Predictable and dependable business continuity
Next-generation technology minimizes business impact and achieves the fastest recovery from a disaster or cyberattack.
Malware-free recovery ensures successful recovery every time
Disaster recovery technology enables you to prevent reinfection. Failover to a malware-free recovery point.
Flexible recovery- any system, any hardware, any environment
Be free to decide where to recover your systems — to the same or different hardware, to a physical, or cloud environments.
White-glove support with proactive 24x7x365 threat feeds
We receive real-time threat alerts most relevant to your environment allowing us to mitigate any impact to you quickly.
What is Disaster Recovery?
Disaster recovery is the practice of anticipating, planning for, surviving, and recovering from a disaster that may affect a business. The question today is no longer if your business will be impacted by disaster, but when your business will be impacted. Data loss can inflict a high risk to business operations. The implementation of a business continuity strategy has never been more necessary in order to minimize essential data loss, maximize productivity & efficiency, and ensure uptime. Disasters can include:
Cyber-attacks by hackers or malicious insiders
Natural events like earthquakes or hurricanes
Failures of equipment or infrastructure
Human error such as accidental erasure of data
Calculate the cost of downtime.
The fact of the matter is that no business is immune from downtime, whether at the hands of Mother Nature, employee error, or even a cybercriminal. These factors can be applied to calculate actual downtime costs per hour. Bottom line? Downtime risks losing big money for your business.
Lost revenue
If your business is down, it simply cannot generate revenue. Consider your company’s gross annual revenue and calculate that per hour.
Lost Productivity
The cost of downtime increases when your employees are unable to work or are forced to perform non-revenue related activities.
Cost to recover
What data was lost? What services and employee time were required to recover lost data?
Intangible costs
Any damage to reputation or brand results in dollars lost. Downtime can cast an unrecoverable shadow over your business.
RTO and RPO: Understanding the difference
Recovery Point Objective (RPO) and Recovery Time Objective (RTO) are two of the most critical aspects of your disaster recovery plan: RPOs refer to the amount of data that can be lost before significant harm to your business occurs. RTO refers to how much time an application can be down without causing substantial damage to your business.
What are the main drivers for outsourcing Disaster Recovery?
There are a few factors driving businesses to hire managed service companies to handle their disaster recovery efforts. Minimal interruption is one of them. In the event of a disaster, even if it is completely unexpected, your business should be able to continue operating with minimal interruption. Certified engineers at Net3 will architect a DR solution that will have little to no impact on your business during a DR event. Fulfilling regulatory compliance is another factor. Many jurisdictions now have regulations in place that mandate disaster recovery planning for many industries. Net3 will follow these regulations based on customer requirements and will ensure they are maintained. Lastly, a major factor for outsourcing disaster recovery is to fill the IT skillset gap. Outsourcing a trusted IT advisor like Net3 for disaster recovery planning fills the gaps for IT skills shortages and can help controls your costs.
The steps we take to implement Disaster Recovery Managed Services.
Net3 will help take inventory and define your business’s critical assets: We help prioritize your assets, whether business-critical, necessary, or non-critical. By doing so, it will help focus on recovering the most vital assets first so that your business can begin functioning again as quickly as possible.
Net3 engineers will help you decide the best recovery window: What period of downtime can your business sustain? Is it within minutes, hours, or days? This is done when defining your RTO and RPO.
Net3 will help define your recovery solution and the best way to replicate your data between multiple disaster recovery sites.
Net3 engineers will test the disaster recovery solution and manage and maintain it. Even backups can fail in a disaster, so it's paramount to test your replicated data and ensure it can be restored to your business’s site. We repeat this step periodically to ensure the setup is working.
Your Next Steps
Net3 Technology is a leading Cloud Services Provider that offers Cloud Backup, Disaster Recovery, Infrastructure-as-a-Service (IaaS), Cybersecurity, and Ransomware Protection. Our mission is for customers to be confident in their business strategies, confident in their data protection, and overall, be cloud confident. #cloudconfident
To learn more about our managed services for backup and disaster recovery, contact us today!
