Disaster recovery is what separates a managed incident from a business standstill. We build resilience through a structured path that starts from understanding the real impact of downtime and ends with plans that are tested and maintained over time.
The path
- Assessment of the sites: primary, secondary and disaster recovery, where present
- BIA — Business Impact Analysis: which processes cannot stop, and for how long
- Definition of RTO and RPO per service: how quickly you need to be back up, how much data you can afford to lose
- DRP — Disaster Recovery Plan with a feasibility study and market comparison
- Design of the subsystems, implementation, periodic testing and ongoing management
Benefits
- Recovery objectives that are measurable and verified, not statements of principle
- DR site in our Green Data Centre or at the customer's trusted facilities
- Natural integration with Data Protection and NOC: those who monitor also know how to get you back up
- Compliance with the continuity requirements set for public administration and healthcare
Who it's for: organisations with critical services — healthcare, local government, manufacturing, finance — and anyone who has worked out what an hour of downtime costs.
