Disaster Recovery
Simple and reliable disaster recovery solutions for your systems and data
By leveraging our virtual and physical disaster recovery solutions, organisations can achieve enterprise class service levels and total peace of mind that their systems and data can be recovered and accessed quickly in the event of a disaster. We tailor disaster recovery solutions to meet the most basic or the most complex disaster recovery strategies.
We understand that each organisation is different. We’ve selected a portfolio of technology partners that enable us to craft and tailor solutions to meet your disaster recovery needs.
Azure Site Recovery
Azure Site Recovery enables you to protect your complex workloads during outages, and supports diverse environments, including VMWare, Hyper-V and physical servers.
As a feature of Azure, located on the cloud platform, Azure Site Recovery automates the replication of on-premises physical servers and virtual machines to the cloud or a secondary data centre.
Pulsant Virtual Disaster Recovery
Pulsant’s Cloud Services portfolio provides organisations of any size access to fully resilient, highly available infrastructure platforms. Today, our customers have the peace of mind to be able to run their most mission critical workloads in the cloud.
Pulsant Virtual Disaster Recovery, powered by Zerto, extends this further by continuously replicating virtual machines to a secondary cloud infrastructure in a geographically diverse data centre.
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Your questions answered
Q: I’m insured so I don’t need a business continuity solution, do I?
A: Insurance premiums do not always protect the money you will lose by not being operational. They generally only cover the cost of damage you have incurred initially. Insurance will also not protect the damage you will suffer in terms of customer trust and brand reputation. That’s why it’s vital you have a plan to mitigate that risk and protect your business.
Q: My business is small, do I need a business continuity solution?
A: Downtime, loss of revenue and decreased customer trust affects organisations of all sizes. Your business continuity plan is entirely dependent upon the size and needs of your business. There are many different options available to ensure you get the right solution for your business at a price that is affordable for you.
Q: What is the difference between business continuity and disaster recovery?
A: Business continuity is an overarching plan or framework that includes processes and procedures that will ensure critical and essential functions will continue during a disaster / disruption or downtime. Disaster recovery is an element of this plan and is the organisation’s ability to effectively recover business critical data, applications, networks and services after a failure.
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