BACKUP DISASTER RECOVERY

BACK IT UP, OR LOSE IT FOREVER!

How important is your data to your business? You can respond to this question with words, but the steps you take to protect your data are the real answer. The earthquakes, floods, fires, power outages, cyber attacks, component failure and even terrorist attacks have crippled many organizations and halted operations completely resulting in massive data loss. Unfortunately, these are real life threats that we encounter in almost every part of our country and abroad.

There is no "data store" to buy new data if disaster were to strike. Sure, you can purchase insurance for your car, or home, but what happens if disaster strikes your business? The critical data that is so valuable to the daily operation of your business needs to be insured too! Backup Disaster Recovery is exactly the insurance that you need to ensure your business can resume operation effectively after a crisis.

PROGRAM ADVANTAGES:

No more wondering about tapes: A tape-less system means that no one has to swap the tape each day.

Resume business almost instantly when disaster strikes: Cloud-based Disaster Recovery ensures that your critical data is available almost instantly.

HIPAA compliance requires that all data be encrypted and secured. During the offsite transmission the data is encrypted using AES 256 technology while being uploaded to a SAS70 Type II certified datacenter.

Automatic test virtualizations: Data integrity is verified nightly so there is no need to worry about whether the tape backed up last night or not.

Test upgrades before installing them: Why leave the success of an upgrade to fate? Proof of concept testing can be done on an exact replica using your current backup configuration.

DATA CENTER DETAILS:

Think that we're not concerned about the security of your data? Below you'll find the Physical and Internal Security information necessary to put your mind at ease.

PHYSICAL SECURTIY

Data is stored in modern Tier 3 data centers selected to:

Meet or exceed SAS 70 Type II and HIPAA best practice requirements
Minimize or eliminate the risk of natural disaster
Optimally provide for the intensive power and cooling requirements of high volume platform applications
Deliver redundant utilities, including electricity, water, voice, & data, with underground lines entering different areas of the buildings
Ensure anonymity, housed in unsigned and windowless building, disguised with natural landscaping
Provide external physical barriers, including crash-proof bollards, a physical buffer zone, explosive-proof externals walls, and retractable crash barriers at vehicle entry points.

INTERNAL SECURITY

Man-traps, access control systems, additional bollards, and redundant surveillance systems
Surveillance cameras at all entrances and exits and at every access point throughout the buildings
Surveillance footage digitally recorded and stored offsite
Heating, ventilation, and air-conditioning systems offer re circulation capabilities to protect from biological or chemical attack or heavy smoke due to adjacent fire
Air quality is continuously monitored for chemical, biological or radio-logical contamination
Building access is tightly controlled with two-factor authentication, physical sign-in, and all facilities are staffed 7x24x365