- Security & Compliance
Disaster Recovery & Backups
Don’t Ask if Your Company Will Survive a Ransomware Attack
The average downtime after a ransomware attack is 24 days. An hour of downtime for a large enterprise costs an average of one million dollars. 70% of small businesses cease operations within 6 months of a major attack. We design and implement backup and Disaster Recovery strategies that ensure your business survives any scenario.
Challenges in Ensuring Business Continuity
Most companies believe they are prepared. Data shows otherwise.
Backups That Fail When You Need Them Most
97% of organizations create backups, but only 54% test them regularly. 48% of tested backups fail integrity verification. In a crisis, it turns out that a backup exists, but data cannot be restored from it.
Ransomware Encrypts Data and Local Copies Simultaneously
62% of organizations attempted to restore data from backups during a ransomware attack and discovered that the backups were compromised. Without an isolated, immutable cloud copy, you face a choice: pay the ransom or rebuild everything from scratch.
Your DR Plan Has Never Been Tested
58% of Disaster Recovery plans fail to meet their target RTOs during testing. A plan that has not been tested in practice is merely a document, not a safeguard. Companies with tested plans survive disasters three times more often.
Regulations Require Documented Resilience
Both regulations impose the obligation to have, implement, and regularly test business continuity plans. The absence of this means not only operational risk but also regulatory risk.
See How It Works in Practice
Client:
Manufacturing company.
Challenge:
The company fell victim to a ransomware attack that encrypted its entire production infrastructure and local backups. Operational activity was completely paralyzed.
Solution:
We implemented an AWS cloud Disaster Recovery strategy with isolated, immutable backups and an automated recovery process using AWS Elastic Disaster Recovery.
Results:
Restoration of critical systems within 4 hours of failure.
Data loss limited to just 15 minutes.
Full compliance with NIS2 requirements for business continuity.
Is your business ready for such a scenario?
Backup is Not Enough. You Build The Ability to Survive
Most companies have backups. Few have a tested plan to restore their entire infrastructure in a few hours. This is precisely what we do, from risk analysis through technology implementation to regular tests that confirm the plan actually works.
Back Online Fast, No Matter What Happens
We don’t just sell technology. We build your company’s complete ability to survive and quickly return to operation after any failure scenario, from ransomware to data center outages.
Business Impact Analysis and Risk Assessment
We identify key processes and systems, assess the consequences of their unavailability, and define realistic RTO and RPO targets tailored to your business.
Backup Strategy Design and Implementation
We implement a reliable, automated backup system compliant with the 3-2-1 rule, with isolated, immutable cloud copies as protection against ransomware.
Disaster Recovery Plan Design and Implementation
We create a detailed disaster recovery plan with automated failover to a redundant cloud location. No more manual recovery taking many hours.
Regular DR Plan Testing
We conduct full, controlled tests of your plan. The results provide evidence for auditors, management, and regulators. A plan without testing is just theory.
Post-disaster Recovery Support
In the event of a real disaster, our team coordinates the entire recovery process. You are not alone.
Your Path to Full Resilience
We implement each deployment in four stages so you know what to expect.
1.
Workshops and Business Analysis
We define key processes, systems, and establish RTO and RPO objectives tailored to your business.
2.
Architecture Design
We design a backup and Disaster Recovery strategy customized to your environment.
3.
Implementation and Configuration
Our engineers deploy tools, configure replication, and automation.
4.
Testing, Documentation, and Training
We conduct the first full test, create DRP documentation, and train your team.
Frequently Asked Questions
Backup is a copy of your data. Disaster Recovery is a complete strategy for restoring your entire IT infrastructure in a redundant location. Backup saves files, DR saves the business.
Only if properly configured. 62% of companies discovered during a ransomware attack that their backups were compromised. The key is isolated, immutable cloud copies that ransomware cannot access.
A plan that is not tested is merely theory. According to best practices and regulatory requirements, we conduct tests at least once a year. Companies with regular tests reduce the impact of failures by half.
It depends on system criticality and budget. With DRaaS implementation in the cloud, 92% of organizations achieve an RTO of less than 4 hours. We define the exact parameters together during the analysis phase.
Yes. Both regulations require not only having a business continuity plan but also its regular testing and documentation of results. Our tests provide audit-ready documentation.
