Disaster Recovery as a Service
Disaster Recovery as a Service Be ready before disruption happens.
Prepare critical systems, applications and data for recovery when primary infrastructure becomes unavailable.
01 / THE SERVICE
Resilience starts before the incident.
Disaster Recovery as a Service helps organisations establish recovery processes and environments without maintaining every element of secondary infrastructure themselves.
Designed around real requirementsCloud & Everything as a Service
02 / WHAT IT INCLUDESCapabilities with
Capabilities with
a clear purpose.
Bring together the elements relevant to your environment and the outcome you need.
01
Workload replication
02
Recovery environments
03
Recovery planning
04
Failover support
05
Testing
06
Recovery orchestration
03 / WHERE IT FITSMade for the work
Made for the work
in front of you.
Disaster Recovery as a Service can be considered across a range of operational and technology requirements.
Cyber incidents
Data centre disruption
Application recovery
Business continuity
Planned infrastructure maintenance
04 / THE VALUEWhat a considered
What a considered
approach enables.
The outcome depends on the starting environment, service scope and implementation choices.
01
Reduced downtime exposure
02
Faster recovery readiness
03
Reduced secondary infrastructure burden
04
Regular recovery testing
05
Structured recovery processes
05 / HOW IT WORKSFrom the requirement
From the requirement
to the result.
The approach moves from assess through to recover, with each stage shaped by the project.
- 01
Assess
- 02
Replicate
- 03
Validate
- 04
Monitor
- 05
Recover
GOOD TO KNOWQuestions,
Questions,
answered.
What is Disaster Recovery as a Service?
DRaaS provides infrastructure and processes that help organisations restore applications and systems following significant disruption.
Is Disaster Recovery as a Service the same as backup?
No. Backup protects data copies, while disaster recovery focuses on restoring systems, applications and operational capability.
What capabilities can be included?
The proposed scope covers workload replication, recovery environments, recovery planning and failover support. The final combination depends on the agreed requirements.
Which situations is this useful for?
Common situations include infrastructure failure, cyber incidents and data centre disruption. Suitability depends on the environment and desired outcome.
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Prepare today. Recover with confidence tomorrow.
Tell us what you need disaster recovery as a service to accomplish. We'll start there.
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