Disaster recovery

Stay one step ahead with a comprehensive Disaster Recovery Plan

Business continuity & disaster recovery

The principal objective of a Business Continuity and Disaster Recovery (BCDR) plan is to develop, test and document a well-structured and easily understood plan, that will help your company recover as quickly and effectively as possible, following an unforeseen disaster.

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Benefits of a BCDR Plan

The fundamental goal of BCDR planning is not only to provide data recovery but also to minimize the effects of a crisis on business operations and enable an organisation to get back to normal quickly in the aftermath of a disaster.

In responsibly implementing a Business Continuity and Disaster Recovery plan, your business will benefit from:

Reduced recovery time, in the event of an unforeseen disaster

Limit the losses due to reduced revenue and potential legal fall out

Minimise the interruption operational tasks

Support compliance requirements within regulations such as ISO 27001

Avoid potentially damaging last-second decision-making during a disaster

Avoid compromise to business reputation

We deliver secure technology solutions, services and support with particular focus on Microsoft 365, Azure & Azure Sentinel. Our aim is to help your organisation achieve tangible benefits, whilst improving the experience and effectiveness of your people at work.

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How do we deliver it?

You’ll receive a thorough service, including, but not limited to the following activities:

Receive an allocated, experienced project manager to run your project.

An audit of your environment at the beginning of our engagement.

We’ll setup your networking and storage and provision DR azure site recovery.

Configure inbound services into Azure and setup site-to-site VPN.

We’ll configure your new domain controller, within the cloud

Provision networking and data replication

Our team will carry out crucial failover testing

Finally, you’ll receive full documentation and handover documents

Certified Microsoft engineers

On-the-day, 2nd and 3rd line support

Technical KPI focus, driven by account managers

Low cost solution, with high ROI

Flexible, user-based contract structure

Security-first focus, with enhanced security capabilities

Increased productivity for users, with minimized downtime

A long-standing, strong partnership model

benefit from Microsoft azure

Our Disaster recovery solutions cover two common DR architectures: Azure-to-Azure disaster recovery and physical server to Azure disaster recovery – both of which include crucial DR capabilities.

Gain automated protection and replication within virtual machines

Benefit from remote health monitoring capabilities

Minimize recovery issues by sequencing the order of multi-tier applications running on multiple virtual machines

Ensure compliance by testing your disaster recovery plan without impacting production workloads or end users.

Orchestrated activity whenever required

Keep applications available during outages with automatic recovery from on-premises to Azure or Azure to another Azure region.

Certified Microsoft engineers

On-the-day, 2nd and 3rd line support

Technical KPI focus, driven by account managers

Low cost solution, with high ROI

Flexible, user-based contract structure

Security-first focus, with enhanced security capabilities

Increased productivity for users, with minimized downtime

A long-standing, strong partnership model

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microsoft GOLD certified

Whether you need to enhance collaboration with applications like SharePoint and Teams, or secure your environment with Azure Sentinel, you can trust in our highly certified Microsoft team.

Award-Winning helpdesks

With over 18 year’s experience, we’ve built a reputation we’re proud of. Winning awards for both our managed IT and managed security services means we don’t just claim to be the experts. With Stripe OLT you are guaranteed an exceptional experience.

highly certified security experts

Employing both ex-government and military veterans, we ensure our clients are protected by the best. Our security engineers are IASME, CREST & Microsoft security certified (to name a few), consistently performing at a high-level, 24/7.

Disaster Recovery FAQs

What is disaster recovery and why is it important for businesses?

Disaster recovery refers to the process and strategies put in place to recover and restore critical business operations and IT systems in the event of a disruptive incident or disaster. It involves planning, implementing, and managing procedures to minimize downtime, mitigate data loss, and ensure business continuity following unexpected events such as natural disasters, cyberattacks, hardware failures, or human errors. Disaster recovery is crucial for businesses as it enables them to minimize downtime, protect data, ensure business continuity, meet regulatory requirements, preserve reputation, mitigate financial losses, and enhance overall resilience. By preparing for potential disasters, businesses can recover quickly and efficiently, maintaining their operations and protecting their long-term success.

What are the different types of disasters that can impact a business?

Different types of disasters that can impact a business include natural disasters, cybersecurity incidents, human-induced disasters, infrastructure failures, supply chain disruptions, public health emergencies, and environmental hazards. These events can cause physical damage, disrupt operations, lead to data loss, financial loss, reputational damage, and hinder business continuity. It is crucial for businesses to identify these risks, assess vulnerabilities, and develop appropriate disaster recovery and business continuity plans to mitigate the impact of such disasters.

How does disaster recovery contribute to stronger business continuity, enhanced security, and faster recovery times?

Disaster recovery contributes to stronger business continuity, enhanced security, and faster recovery times by ensuring preparedness, implementing redundant systems, protecting critical data, integrating security measures, conducting regular testing, and leveraging expert support. These measures minimize disruptions, improve operational resiliency, and enable businesses to quickly recover from unexpected events while maintaining the confidentiality, integrity, and availability of their systems and data.