Protect Your Data!
Processes and tools that protect, restore, and keep your operations running during unpredictable events!
Why is Business Continuity & Data Recovery (BCDR) important?
Downtime is inevitable
Several factors and outside circumstances, like natural disasters, can cause apps to go offline without notice.
Downtime causes tangible impact to business
When apps are down, services become unavailable to organizations and customers
BCDR can mitigate losses.
Outages may be permanent, and proper BCDR planning not only ensures that business can continue operating but that data is not permanently lost
BCDR Challenges
High Availability, Disaster Recovery and Business Continuity
Failure event protection options across the recovery and restoration category.
High Availability (HA)
Distribution of an application or workload across a redundant physical or virtual infrastructure.
Prevents impact to uptime if one or more nodes should fail.
Disaster Recovery (DR)
A combination of tools, backups, replication and asynchronous processes used to recover workloads.
Limits data loss across multiple Azure regions during a catastrophic event.
Business Continuity (BC)
The process, tools and architecture built on top of DR.
Ensures continued uptime of critical business services during a catastrophic event.
Backup: Operational restoration processes used in the event of failure.
A low-fidelity DR solution when combined with geo-replication.
Why do customers need to protect their IT estate?
Data Corruption and Deletion
Compliance
Outages and Natural Disasters
Ransomware
Why BCDR Matters for Your Business
$590M
Reported ransom paid in 2021*
$11.6k/minute
Average cost of downtime for large enterprises**
66%
of businesses had some sort of outage in past 3 years***
*Source https://www.marketsandmarkets.com/Market-Reports/cloud-storage-market-902.html
** Source: Webtribunal https://webtribunal.net/blog/data-loss-statistics/
***Source: Uptime institute report 2021 Data Center Industry Survey Results – Uptime Institute