Why hasn’t downtime become less common in response to technological progress? Looking closely at some recent disaster recovery statistics that can help make sense of these seemingly contradictory facts.
Why hasn’t downtime become less common in response to technological progress? Looking closely at some recent disaster recovery statistics that can help make sense of these seemingly contradictory facts.
There are local and off-site elements of a disaster recovery management plan that need to be considered. Find out everything you need to know here.
Check out these essential data loss statistics to learn why you’re at risk and how data backups help you achieve long-term success.
To create a comprehensive plan for recovering from disasters, it is crucial to identify your business continuity plan objectives. Here are 9 objectives that will help focus your team’s efforts on establishing resilience in your operations.
Did you know there are several data recovery methods available on the Datto SIRIS? Let’s focus on one of those methods: virtualization.
Deploying a small business backup solution is the most important step to preventing data loss from ransomware, cyberattacks, accidental file deletion and other threats. But if you’re not backing up your data properly, recovering it can be a lot more challenging and costly.
Today, it’s easier than ever for small to mid-sized businesses to get the enterprise-level data protection that previously only large organizations had access to. But despite these advancements, today’s business continuity statistics should still be a red flag for organizations in every industry.
Maintaining business continuity in manufacturing is critical for preventing a costly halt in production. But unfortunately, not all manufacturers are equipped to prevent every disruption.
All the big headlines go to ransomware these days, but there’s another threat that remains one of the top causes of data loss: natural disasters. Rain, flooding, fire, earthquakes – the list of threats goes on and on. And when they strike, they pose a serious risk to your IT infrastructure, especially your data.
You’ve worked hard to build up your business, and it’s growing. The future looks bright. Then you get the news every small business owner or manager dreads – there’s been a fire, or a flood, or perhaps a tornado, or even an earthquake. Whatever the reason, your place of business has been rendered unusable, and for the moment at least, your entire operation has come to a halt. You need to know what makes up a killer business continuity plan.
Every type of data loss calls for a slightly different type of recovery. So it’s important to use the right method for the situation. In this post, we look at one method from Datto known as Rapid Rollback.
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