Protect Your Business from Disasters
Do you struggle to protect your IT systems?
Do you feel vulnerable to security breaches?
Is your company prepared for disasters?
Do you worry your company could become a victim of ransomware?
Do you know how quickly you can recover your data and restore operations?
Are outages hampering your employee’s productivity?
Complete Protection for Systems, Applications, and Data
Data loss, ransomware, and compliance requirements are driving today’s disaster recovery strategies. Although the cause of an outage can vary, the solution is the same — you need to be able to recover your systems, applications, and data quickly and completely.
If you think about it, almost everything companies need to operate day to day is supported by an IT network. If key servers or storage devices go down or are held hostage, critical business operations may be shut down until remediation is complete. The impact on your business can be severe. A comprehensive backup and disaster recovery (BDR) solution should focus on the ability to restore operations to their previous level as quickly as possible with minimal loss of data.
What is backup and disaster recovery?
Backup and disaster recovery is the method businesses have to prevent loss of productivity due to service outages, hardware failure, and cyber attack. It requires regular backing up of data and computer systems with the ability to restore data and systems as quickly as possible with minimal loss of data.
Protect Data without Heavy Infrastructure Investment
Business information is ever-growing in data size and complexity. As business demands expand to include mobile and cloud-based access, companies are forced to adapt with the times. Data must be available and accessible from more than just the office. This opens up a whole new set of challenges regarding security and data protection.
Maintain Productivity for Your Mobile Workforce
Protecting today’s mobile workforce poses unique challenges. Employees may be working in multiple locations, using public WiFi and outside of the corporate network.
Corserva offers a PC Backup Service to protect your mobile workforce and keep employees operating productively.
What to Look for in a BDR Provider
Daily backups are a given, but your partner in business continuity should have an emphasis on recovery of data — backups are just one piece of the puzzle. Off-site replication will protect you from cyber threats and natural disasters. Your MSP should have the necessary technical expertise in online storage.
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What is DR as a service?
Businesses can outsource their disaster recovery (DR) to an outside vendor who provides DR as a service. With this model, backing up and restoration of data is completely managed by the outside vendor.
Corserva managed backup & disaster recovery tackles the challenges of growing business data and the need to protect it. We create a data protection program to meet your specific needs, then monitor and manage that program on a daily basis to ensure effective execution and preparedness for data loss and disaster recovery situations.
Our disaster recovery as a service solution protects your physical, virtual, and cloud infrastructure. We minimize the cost and challenges associated with integrating and managing multiple backup and recovery solutions in order to meet the diverse needs of your environment.
Corserva’s Backup & Disaster Recovery
Our data protection experts work with you to define your backup, recovery, retention, archiving and disaster recovery needs. We then configure and implement a customized data protection program by installing an all-in-one purpose-built physical backup appliance in your network to locally protect your data for fast recovery. Your data is also replicated to a highly secure cloud environment, which enables us to restore lost servers in seconds. Our team of backup specialists monitors your backup jobs daily to ensure ongoing protection for your business.
While local backup serves a very useful purpose if your systems remain operational, what do you do if your entire facility is taken offline by fire or some other disaster? The answer is hybrid cloud backup. Corserva’s disaster recovery as a service includes data backup, recovery, and business continuity for local, virtual, and cloud environments. There are no limits to your data protection as our cloud storage options dynamically scale to meet the needs of the business. Your data is secure in transit and at rest with AES-256 encryption and is stored according to your custom defined retention policy designed to meet your business, compliance, and regulatory requirements.
More important than backup is the ability to restore data and systems in the event of a disaster. Corserva’s business continuity solution includes comprehensive testing for continued assurance that your systems are fully recoverable and protected from downtime. Tests include screenshot verification to provide evidence that backups are working and healthy. Our solution guarantees your Recovery Point Objective (RPO) and Recovery Time Objective (RTO) with push-button fully automated disaster recovery fail-over and fail-back.
How do managed disaster recovery services work?
- A physical backup appliance is installed within your network for fast backups and restores.
- Copies of your data are encrypted and replicated to the cloud, managed by your provider.
- Your provider performs ongoing testing of your backups to verify your information is fully recoverable and meets your specified Recovery Time Objective (RTO) and Recovery Point Objective (RPO).
- A warm standby disaster recovery environment is maintained within the cloud.
- When outages occur, information can be restored from the local appliance or private cloud, depending on severity.
Why should you outsource backup & DR to Corserva?
Corserva enables businesses of all sizes to adopt comprehensive business recovery and continuity solutions that are cost-effective while guaranteeing compliance with regulatory standards. Ensure your company’s data will be up and running as quickly as possible in the event of a disaster by outsourcing your IT disaster recovery to Corserva.
One backup solution to protect all your data
Data protection design, implementation, monitoring, maintenance and recovery services
All-in-one physical onsite backup appliances included
Instant recovery for VMware, Hyper-V, Windows, and Linux systems
Encryption capabilities for secure data in-flight and at-rest
Protection for physical and virtual systems, operating systems and applications
Fully automated cloud-based disaster recovery failover, failback and testing
Reliable offsite, scalable data protection
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What is business continuity?
Backup and archiving are the first line of defense to ensure that you have the foundation for an effective recovery and continuity program. The backup and archive information serves as the foundation for your ability to recover. Although many providers lump backup, archiving, recovery, and business continuity into the same bucket, they are actually very different aspects of a business’ ability to recover from a disaster scenario.
Backup
…is the process whereby copies of data files and images are kept onsite and offsite in order to have the latest versions of databases, applications, and permissions if disaster strikes. This data is typically available daily, weekly, and for the prior month.
Archiving
…involves the off-line retention of weekly, monthly, and annual copies of the rolling backup files. Archiving can become critical for legal and compliance requirements as well as certain instances where ransomware has been dormant for an extended period of time within a backup file, whereby copies of weekly, monthly, and annual copies of the backup are kept to ensure availability.
Recovery
…is the process whereby either local or cloud backup services are utilized to recover one or more files or IT devices back into full production mode. Typically, a single onsite device that has crashed can be recovered using the on-site backup capability. For outages involving many devices caused by a more serious facility, weather, or malware issue, the cloud backup capability must be utilized for recovery.
Business continuity
…is the set of processes and capabilities that you utilize to launch your company back into business in the face of serious IT environment issues where significant recovery effort is required. Business continuity starts with a plan to communicate the current issue to customers, employees, and vendors, and ends with the specific plan to utilize IT systems available through cloud recovery during the process of restoration. If you are working with an experienced vendor, you should receive a certificate that indicates your expected RTO and RPO (see definitions below) in the case of a disaster.
RTO (Recovery Time Objective)
…is the length of time you can operate without your primary IT systems. To determine the answer, ask your staff to determine the impact to your business if your primary IT system is down for one hour, 6 hours, or one day. Think broadly to determine the overall financial impact, including lost revenue, lost employee productivity, impact on brand reputation, and other factors that may impact your business. This will be of significant help when you are evaluating solution cost.
RPO (Recovery Point Objective)
…is the term that describes how current your data will be at the time of recovery of your systems. Many businesses choose to perform nightly backups at the end of the day. In this case, if you have a total disk failure at 12:00 PM the following day, you would be able to recover data from the prior day. In this case RPO would be characterized as up to one day of lost data.
What is a backup and disaster recovery plan?
A backup and disaster recovery plan is a written plan defining the process to recover your data with metrics defining goals for Recovery Time Objective (RTO) and Recovery Point Objective (RPO). This plan should be regularly tested against to verify that you are meeting the objectives.
Benefits
You shouldn’t have to navigate the ever-changing world of data protection and recovery alone. Corserva provides experienced insight and objective analysis of business continuity needs. We work closely with our clients’ own internal IT staff and management to develop solutions that ensure data is protected, in compliance with regulatory standards, and accessible when it is needed most.
No downtime with fully automated cloud-based disaster recovery failover, failback, and testing
Comprehensive data protection of all your physical and virtual systems, operating systems, and applications to prevent loss of data
24x7x365 US-based support
Adherence to compliance requirements with encryption for secure data in-flight and at-rest
Fully tested for complete recovery to your RTO and RPO
Features
Corserva’s disaster recovery and business continuity services include the following features:
Fully Managed Service
Data protection design, implementation, monitoring, maintenance and recovery services
Protect All Data
Protection for physical and virtual systems, operating systems and all applications, including Office 365 and G Suite
Fast
Quick restoration of data, down to the file level
Off-site Business Continuity
Thirty days of recovery run-time per onsite backup appliance included in secure, geographically dispersed US data centers
Automation and Testing
Fully automated cloud-based disaster recovery failover, failback and testing
Long Term Data Retention
Retain long term copies of your backups with a defined retention policy designed to meet compliance and regulatory requirements
No Limit Data Storage
Dynamically scale your cloud copied data
Security
Your data is always secure with AES-256 encryption for data in transit and in the cloud
Compliance
Full compliance with all regulatory and privacy requirements including HIPAA, SOX, PCI DSS, and GLBA
Import/Export Services
Transfer large amounts of data by portable storage device where uploading or downloading over the internet is too slow or not feasible
What is cloud backup and disaster recovery?
Cloud-based backup and disaster recovery is a way for organizations to protect their data without the need for heavy infrastructure investment. Instead of (or in addition to) backing up to a physical appliance, data can be backed up to a private or public cloud.
Corserva’s Business Continuity Services
Corserva backup and archive services ensure that both local and cloud backups are performed daily, including “out of geography” replication to protect against cyber attacks and natural disasters. Your data is protected and available, even if your physical office location is down.
We provide enterprise-grade onsite and offsite backup solutions for systems, applications, and data, ensuring that we can back up any environment, however unique it may be. Utilizing our business continuity service gives you access to cloud security and online storage experts, freeing up your time to focus on other business initiatives and eliminating the need to purchase costly hardware and software.
Corserva provides both recovery and business continuity solutions. Our on-site and cloud recovery programs ensure that your operations are “always up,” regardless of the challenge that you face.
Corserva enables businesses of all sizes to build comprehensive business recovery and continuity solutions that are cost-effective while ensuring compliance with regulatory standards. We provide experienced insight and objective analysis of business continuity needs. We work closely with our clients’ own internal IT staff and management to develop solutions that ensure data is protected, in compliance with regulatory standards, and accessible when it is needed most.
