Unlock business continuity assurance with proactive disaster recovery planning and solutions, all located on one central dashboard.
The critical role of Disaster Recovery
In today's digital landscape, data is not just an asset; it's the backbone of your business operations. Disaster Recovery Planning (DRP) is essential in protecting your organization against data loss and ensuring business continuity in the face of unforeseen events.
Whether it's natural disasters, cyber attacks, or system failures, having a robust DRP in place means you can recover quickly and minimize downtime.
List
Begin by identifying all critical software assets that your business operations depend on.
Assess
Evaluate potential threats to each asset and the impact on your operations.
Plan
Develop a crisis management strategy tailored to your unique software assets and business needs.
Secure
Complement your existing strategies with expert support and specialized disaster recovery solutions.
How Disaster Recovery works
After laying down the foundation with a solid Disaster Recovery Planner, each layer of disaster recovery builds on the previous one. This multi-tiered recovery system prepares your business to handle emergencies, and supports recovery and continuity at every level of operation.
Learn More About Our SolutionsBackup for Internal Recovery
Building upon a solid plan, the next layer of protection involves Backup for Internal Recovery. This solution focuses on safeguarding your internal operations by creating secure copies of all critical software assets.
Regular backups ensure that in the event of a disaster, your business can quickly restore its operational capabilities without significant data loss, using the most recent, uncompromised data.
Software Escrow for Client Recovery Protection
As you build on your recovery plan, the next step is protecting not just your own data but also securing your client relationships.
Designed for businesses that provide software services to clients, our Software Escrow solution is crucial in ensuring that in the event of your inability to support the software, your clients can still access the necessary technology and data to continue operations smoothly.
This layer of protection is crucial for maintaining trust and compliance with client contracts.
SaaS Escrow for Continuity Protection
For businesses that provide Software as a Service (SaaS) platforms, our SaaS Escrow service ensures that your customers continue to receive uninterrupted service, even if there are disruptions in your operations.
This solution provides a contingency for SaaS continuity, offering clients the assurance that critical applications and data are always available, protecting both user experience and business reputation.
Software Custodian for Full Lifecycle Protection
The most comprehensive level of protection is our Software Custodian service, which manages the full lifecycle of your software assets.
From deployment and regular maintenance to compliance and eventual phase-out, this service ensures every aspect of your software is managed securely and efficiently.
It provides an all-encompassing safety net that not only focuses on disaster recovery but also on proactive management, ensuring software integrity and compliance throughout its operational life.
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Usage Context |
Internal | Clients / Vendors | Clients / Vendors | Internal / Clients / Vendors |
Protection Level |
Recovery | Recovery | Recovery + Continuity | Recovery + Continuity + Accountability |
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