Backup and Disaster Recovery

Regular Data Backups:

• Automated, scheduled backups to secure data at frequent intervals.

• Includes full, incremental, and differential backup methods.

Cloud-Based Backup:

• Data is stored securely in the cloud, offering scalability and easy accessibility.

• Examples: AWS Backup, Microsoft Azure Backup.

On-Premises Backup:

• Local storage of data on physical devices for faster recovery times.

Hybrid Backup:

• Combines cloud and on-premises backups for greater flexibility and redundancy.

Disaster Recovery Plans (DRP):

• Comprehensive strategies outlining steps to recover IT systems and operations.

Replication:

• Real-time duplication of systems or data across multiple locations to ensure availability.

Disaster Recovery as a Service (DRaaS):

• Outsourced recovery services to restore systems quickly in case of a disaster.

Failover Systems:

• Automatically switch to backup systems or locations during outages, minimizing disruption.

Minimized Downtime:

• Ensures systems are restored promptly to maintain operations.

Data Security: 

• Prevents permanent loss of critical information.

Regulatory Compliance:

• Meets legal requirements for data protection and recovery.

Cost Savings:

• Reduces the financial impact of data breaches or system failures.