Backup & Data Recovery Services
WHAT IS THE REAL COST OF DOWNTIME?
When disaster strikes, get your systems back up in as little as 15 minutes.
Backups Are No Longer Enough.
If a disaster happened at your business, do you have a strategy to keep downtime as minimal as possible? Have you considered all associated costs? Can you meet recovery goals? Our disaster recovery and business continuity planning helps your business easily recover from any data disaster including data breaches, natural disasters, or IT downtime.
What’s Included?
Image Based Snapshots
Every hour an image of your data is captured including folders, applications, and systems ready to restore in minutes if a data disaster occurs.
Hybrid Data Replication
All data is securely stored locally and in the cloud. This decreases your downtime and increases protection of your valuable data.
Instant Virtualization
In the case of a data disaster, the local device acts as your server to prevent downtime and maximize employee productivity.
Interested in a FREE disaster recovery consultation?
Fill out the form and one of our data recovery specialists will be with you as soon as possible.
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