Disasters Happen. Can Your Company Recover?
Disasters can cause major disruptions and take a heavy toll on business operation, yet 60% of companies do not have a complete disaster recovery plan in place. Downtime and data loss can occur at any time, whether caused by a catastrophic natural event like a flood, fire, or something as simple as human error, computer loss/theft, hardware failure, or a cyber attack. Disaster can strike at any time. Don’t leave your company unprotected. We are here to help you develop a customized disaster recovery plan large or small.
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30% of companies that have a major data loss go out of business within a year.
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46% that is nearly 1 in 2 people lose data every year!
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96% of companies with a disaster recovery plan were able to overcome ransonware attacks.
Don't Let Your Company Become a Statistic
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What We Do
1.) Consult with you about your business and
priorities in the event of a data loss incident. - Some disasters may be the same, but each business
is unique and has specific needs and priorities to get
them back up and going.
2.) Create a disaster recovery manual/inventory to
track technology priorities within your business. - Examples: Internet providers, wireless and network
configurations, email account information, software
installations, versions and much more.
3.) Implement a strong backup program. - Two forms at minimum: one online and one local with a minimum of two local hard drives and software.
4.) Implement a disaster recovery program based on your company’s needs and priorities. - Disaster can strike at any time. Don't leave your company unprotected. We are here to help you develop a customized disaster recovery plan large or small.