Steps to Disaster Recovery, from Backup to Business Continuity

• 1. Data is saved to the local device and replicated to the secure cloud, based on the client’s backup schedule.
• 2. Image-based backup technology ensures that a “picture” of the user’s entire system is taken, so that all files, applications, emails, etc. are recoverable.
• 3. Users can receive email confirmation with a “snapshot” to confirm a valid backup was taken.

• 1. Server crashes, for example. An alert is issued.
• 2. The user’s entire system can be instantly virtualized on the local device in seconds.
• 3. Users can run their entire system off of the local device until the production server is restored.

• 1. Should a flood, fire or other catastrophe destroy on-site IT infrastructure, the user’s entire system can be instantly virtualized to the secure cloud.
• 2. Users can run their entire network from the secure cloud for as long as necessary, until local systems and the device are restored.

BOTTOM LINE

• No data loss
• Costly downtime avoided
• Business continuity ensured