What is the difference between backup and disaster recovery?

Backup is your protected copy of the data. Disaster recovery is how you get running again when your primary systems are gone, including where you run in the meantime and how fast you come back. You need both, which is why we combine backup, replication, and a tested plan into one service.

How do you protect our backups from ransomware?

Your backups are immutable, meaning they cannot be altered or deleted once written. Even if an attacker reaches your systems, they cannot destroy your last good copy, so you can recover without paying a ransom. Backups are also encrypted, monitored daily, and tracked with full audit trails.

Do we need to maintain a second data center for disaster recovery?

No. We replicate your systems to secure, geographically separate sites and manage failover for you, so you get reliable recovery without the cost of building and maintaining backup infrastructure yourself. It works across cloud apps, virtual servers, and physical hardware.

How do we know the plan will actually work?

Because we test it. We orchestrate and validate failover ahead of time and run disaster recovery simulations, so recovery is proven before you need it. A backup you have never restored and a plan you have never tested are guesses, and we do not leave your recovery to a guess.