SOLUTIONS

Disaster Recovery
as a Service (DRaaS)

Keep your business running with confidence, whatever happens to your systems.

Recovery you can rely on, when it matters most

In an age where your business depends on its systems being available around the clock, disaster recovery is no longer optional. Your data, applications, and workloads need to be protected, replicated, and ready to restore, so that whatever happens, your operations can continue.
Many organisations don’t have the time or in-house expertise to keep their recovery plans current. By working with a partner who has the experience and the technology to set it up, test it, and keep it effective, you can run your business knowing that if the worst happens, you are ready for it.

More than a backup, a way to keep operating

Backup protects your data. Disaster recovery protects your ability to do business. A copy of your critical systems is kept ready in the cloud.

Two measures that shape your recovery plan

Every recovery plan is built around two considerations, and it helps to understand them from the outset.

The more demanding these targets, the more a solution costs, so the value lies in setting them sensibly for each system. We work with you to define targets that reflect how your business operates, and build your plan to meet them.

Recovery Time Objective (RTO)

how long your business can be without a system before it causes real harm.

Recovery Point Objective (RPO)

how much data you can afford to lose, measured in time.

Disaster recovery works best alongside the whole picture

Disaster recovery is one part of keeping your business resilient. It restores your systems; backup protects your data day to day; and business continuity keeps your wider organisation operating through any disruption. Considered together, they give you real confidence in your ability to recover.

Certified expertise

A qualified team across the technologies
you depend on.

SLA-backed response

Clear, agreed response times, so you’re
never left waiting.

A partnership, from first plan to full recovery

Trusted across the sectors that depend on technology

We support organisations with demanding, sector-specific requirements — understanding the compliance, continuity, and performance needs particular to each.

Frequently Asked Questions

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How is disaster recovery different from backup?
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Backup restores your files and data. Disaster recovery restores your entire environment, systems and applications, so your business can keep operating.
What do RTO and RPO mean?
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RTO is how quickly you need systems back; RPO is how much data you can afford to lose. Together they define your recovery plan.
Which systems need disaster recovery?
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Typically the systems your business cannot operate without. Less critical systems are often well served by standard backup.
Do we still need backup as well?
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Yes. Backup and disaster recovery serve different purposes, and most businesses benefit from having both.