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Manage Tech 360 delivers secure, cloud-forward IT solutions to simplify complexity and drive business growth.
Manage Tech 360 delivers secure, cloud-forward IT solutions to simplify complexity and drive business growth.
Disruptions—whether from natural disasters, human error, or cyberattacks like ransomware—can threaten your business at any time. To stay operational, you need a resilient strategy that prepares you for unexpected challenges and minimizes downtime.
Downtime puts revenue, data, and your reputation at risk, while data loss can compound financial setbacks. A resilient IT infrastructure must prioritize uptime and availability to keep your business running smoothly.
Unplanned outages can cost businesses an average of $400,000 per hour, affecting 35% of companies monthly. Hosted cloud services help mitigate these risks by leveraging provider-run data centers designed for 24x7x365 reliability, ensuring maximum uptime and business continuity.
Geographic diversity in your infrastructure is crucial for minimizing downtime caused by natural disasters like hurricanes, earthquakes, and floods. Experts recommend housing critical business processes in a secondary data center located in a low-risk area to enhance redundancy and resilience.
While having a data center far from your main operations may seem daunting, it strengthens business continuity. Partnering with a trusted provider offering geographically diverse locations ensures greater reliability and protection against unexpected disruptions.
Minimizing downtime requires a balanced approach—overspending on recovery solutions can inflate costs, while underinvesting can lead to severe consequences.
A strong disaster recovery plan should define your Recovery Time Objective (RTO) for acceptable downtime and Recovery Point Objective (RPO) for data loss tolerance. If your current strategy falls short, Disaster Recovery as a Service (DRaaS) can help meet your recovery goals efficiently.
Man-made and natural disasters can jeopardize business operations, increasing the risk of system failures, service interruptions, and data loss.
To minimize IT disruptions, organizations should identify critical infrastructure and migrate it to third-party data centers or cloud providers. This shift eliminates single points of failure while leveraging provider expertise for enhanced data protection, preparedness, and cutting-edge infrastructure solutions.
A ransomware-ready disaster recovery plan should define the optimal recovery point for restoring data and the timeframe needed to resume operations.
A secure and validated data backup strategy helps businesses avoid ransom payments, discouraging cybercriminals from future attacks. By securely backing up your files, you not only protect your business but also contribute to a more resilient cybersecurity landscape. Even without paying a ransom, recovering systems and restoring data can take up to 40 employee hours, making a robust disaster recovery solution essential.