Case study · Business continuity
The difference between having a backup and being able to operate again.
A business depended on a single critical server with nightly backups to a device on the same network, and no defined recovery time. Nobody had ever restored from those backups, and the recovery plan amounted to sourcing replacement hardware after a failure.
Booting a recent image locally can return a critical server to service in roughly five minutes depending on architecture, failure type, configuration and recovery method. Large database restores and full site loss take substantially longer, and we document which systems fall into which category.
Recovery moved from an undefined multi-day exercise to a rehearsed procedure with a known timeline, and leadership could state a recovery objective instead of hoping.
We review your network, security posture, cloud tenant and recovery plan, then hand you a plain-language report of what we found and what it means for the business.
