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When Disaster Strikes, Keep Working.

Disaster recovery & business continuity planning — the strategies and procedures that keep your organisation operating through floods, fires, power cuts, cyber-attacks and everything in between.

  • Backups & failover
  • Alternate sites
  • Tested regularly
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Disaster Recovery and Business Continuity Planning

Plan for the worst. Keep running.

Disaster recovery and business continuity planning involve creating and implementing strategies and procedures so your organisation can continue to operate during a disaster or disruption.

It is an important part of risk management — protecting you against data loss, minimising downtime and making sure your critical business processes can carry on.

Protect against data loss

Copies of your data kept safe, off-site and up to date.

Minimise downtime

Systems that switch over in minutes, not days.

Keep critical processes going

Billing, orders and customer service continue through the disruption.

What Could Stop You?

Pick a Disaster. See the Difference a Plan Makes.

Disasters can be natural, like earthquakes and floods, or human-caused, like cyber-attacks and power outages.

Natural Human-caused

Without a plan

Downtime
Data lost

With an ITSC plan

Downtime
Data lost
    Measures that kick in

      Typical figures for a small or mid-sized office. Your actual targets are set during planning.

      What a Plan Includes

      Five Measures That Keep You Running

      Some examples of the disaster recovery and business continuity measures we put in place.

      01

      Regular backups

      Backing up data and systems regularly so you can recover from any data loss.

      02

      Redundancy & failover

      Redundant systems and infrastructure that take over automatically when something fails.

      03

      Communication plan

      Clear procedures for keeping employees and stakeholders informed during a disruption.

      04

      Alternate facilities

      Backup locations and resources ready for when your main office or systems are unavailable.

      05

      Regular testing

      Drills and test restores that prove the plan actually works — before you need it.

      Set Your Targets

      How Much Can You Afford to Lose?

      Every plan starts with two questions. Move the sliders and we will show the level of protection that matches your answers.

      • RPO — Recovery Point Objective: how much recent data you could lose.
      • RTO — Recovery Time Objective: how long you could be offline.
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      Recommended level

        You cannot stop every disaster. You can make sure it never stops your business.

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        Continuity Questions?

        Let's Make Sure Nothing Stops Your Business.

        Do you have questions about IT services and what they can do for your company? Fill out this simple form and our team will respond promptly.

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        Tell us which systems your business cannot live without — we will plan how to keep them running.

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