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WHAT IS AN IT DISASTER RECOVERY?

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Disaster recovery is something that is becoming more and more essential in an SME or organization of a certain size, here we will see why.

FIRST, WHAT DISASTERS?

IT disasters or computing disasters are unplanned incidents such as natural disasters, power outages, cyberattacks, and any other disruptive event. In the face of a major disaster, it is vital that a business or organization be able to continue operating or be able to quickly resume its main operations. Otherwise, of non-recovery, it can mean, in most cases, and for various reasons, the bankruptcy or disappearance of said organization or company.

damage assessment

Faced with a disaster of this type, the first procedure is obviously to make an assessment of the damage caused, in all its scope and in all aspects, in order to start the following restoration and recovery procedures.
It is very important that each company has an agreement with a specialist to carry out recoveries of this type. Otherwise, the process can get much more complicated.

RECOVERY PLAN, STEP BY STEP

A recovery plan would be the series of procedures determined after making a damage assessment and a list of all the elements, both hardware, software, and data, to be recovered.

The IT system and infrastructure really is the cheapest and least expensive part of a company to recover. It is easily replaceable.

The most important, most expensive, and most key part is your own internal data.

PREVENTIVE SAFETY MEASURES COME OUT

Once the infrastructure and systems, hardware and software have been restored, it is time to do data recovery. And that’s where it’s key to have backup copies of everything. Any minimally serious company should have them. And if possible, a double copy system, local and in the cloud.

So that your company has the best security and prevention system in the event of a disaster, do not hesitate to call or contact us.

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