DATA PROTECTION
KEEP YOUR INFORMATION SAFE FROM MALICIOUS ACTS
DATA PROTECTION
KEEP YOUR INFORMATION SAFE FROM MALICIOUS ACTS
Managed Business Continuity
What is it?
It’s a framework for keeping your systems up and running through any big or small interruption. It’s different from Disaster Recovery because it’s not necessarily recovering from the loss of your entire business. The goal is to carry on through power failures, system crashes, natural disasters, or supply chain problems.
Why you need it
You need resiliency to preserve the trust of your stakeholders and customers. Business continuity protects them as well as your brand and reputation.
An intelligent solution
We mirror your systems so that each can be quickly recovered in the case of a severe incident. This way, you’ll keep systems up to maintain your business productivity.
There are three key elements.
- Resilience is designing your critical functions and infrastructure in such a way that they’re unaffected by disruptions. Examples are using redundancy and spare capacity.
- Recovery is arranging the recovery or restoration of the functions that failed.
- Contingency is establishing generalized capability and readiness to cope effectively with any major incident and disaster. Contingency preparations constitute a last-resort response if resilience and recovery arrangements should prove inadequate in practice.
Managed Disaster Recovery
What is it?
Disaster recovery is the process of protecting your business IT infrastructure in a disaster. The aim is to recover your applications and run your business at 100 percent.
Why you need it
You can’t control a disaster, but you can control what it does to your business. A disaster plan makes the difference between handling a temporary hiccup and losing everything. And outsourcing this security reduces your day-to-day operating costs and ensures your business stays running.
An intelligent solution
We safeguard your data, so you don’t miss a single day of business when the worst happens. Our managed disaster recovery solution automatically mirrors your onsite backups to an offsite location every day. That means your data from yesterday is safe and recoverable in hours.
Managed Disaster Recovery
What is it?
Disaster recovery is the process of protecting your business IT infrastructure in a disaster. The aim is to recover your applications and run your business at 100 percent.
Why you need it
You can’t control a disaster, but you can control what it does to your business. A disaster plan makes the difference between handling a temporary hiccup and losing everything. And outsourcing this security reduces your day-to-day operating costs and ensures your business stays running.
An intelligent solution
We safeguard your data, so you don’t miss a single day of business when the worst happens. Our managed disaster recovery solution automatically mirrors your onsite backups to an offsite location every day. That means your data from yesterday is safe and recoverable in hours.
Mult-Factor Authentication
What is it?
Two-factor authentication makes sure your users are who they say they are. It’s a login process that expects two forms of identification. The aim is to grant access only to trusted people on trusted devices.
Why you need it
You need to make sure your people working remotely really are your people. Not attackers pretending to be them. But relying on strong passwords isn’t enough anymore. About 63 percent of confirmed data breaches involve weak, default, or stolen passwords.
You need this extra layer of protection. Two-factor authentication protects against remote attacks trying to take over your accounts. It is robust access control that meets industry compliance standards.
Mult-Factor Authentication
What is it?
Two-factor authentication makes sure your users are who they say they are. It’s a login process that expects two forms of identification. The aim is to grant access only to trusted people on trusted devices.
Why you need it
You need to make sure your people working remotely really are your people. Not attackers pretending to be them. But relying on strong passwords isn’t enough anymore. About 63 percent of confirmed data breaches involve weak, default, or stolen passwords.
You need this extra layer of protection. Two-factor authentication protects against remote attacks trying to take over your accounts. It is robust access control that meets industry compliance standards.