Disaster Recovery
Overview
Disaster Recovery
Disaster can strike any business at any time. From viruses, application corruption, and human error to natural disasters, outages, and much more, there is an infinite range of possibilities that could result in a calamitous event. According to FEMA, 40 – 60% of small businesses never reopen after a disaster, while 90% will fail within the year if they don’t restore operations within five days.*
Approach
What we do
There’s nothing you can do to prevent certain disasters; the vast majority of these events are out of our hands. But you can take steps to minimize the damage caused by a disaster and recover operations quickly in its wake.
At ProCern, we are known for our business continuity and disaster recovery prowess. Our team of resiliency experts will help you develop and execute recovery processes in response to a disaster to protect your IT infrastructure and foster resilience and recovery.
High-Availability
High-availability IT architecture that is continuously operational
Real-Time Replication
Near real-time replication to support uninterrupted operation of mission-critical applications following a disaster
Recovery Point Objective (RPO)
Recovery Point Objective (RPO) monitoring that measures how frequently you take backups
Recovery Time Objective (RTO)
Recovery Time Objective (RTO) monitoring that measures how much downtime your business can tolerate.
Backups
Backups support to help you create and manage your backups
Data Protection
Data protection and encryption that protects your data in transit and at rest
Testing and Compliance
Testing and audit compliance support to ensure your disaster recovery plans are up to date and equipped to handle a disaster
Without business continuity and disaster recovery plans in place, your business runs the risk of financial devastation, a tarnished reputation, or worse, a business that never recovers. Don’t be caught off guard!
Not sure about what you should do in case of a disaster?
Get in touch, we can help ensure you’re headed in the right direction.
Let’s start a conversation.