Following a rare long and dry summer, autumn heralded the arrival of strong winds and heavy rainfall across much of the country. There is an increased likelihood of flooding in some areas however, our advice is not only to check your flood insurance but test your business continuity plan! The key question being; “Have you a robust business continuity plan in place?”
Flooding causes building damage, power failures and the potential for data loss. A robust, tried and tested plan provides businesses’ the reassurance that trading can continue no matter what. Redstor’s Online Backup for Business ensures data is securely backed up and managed off site to our UK data centres. Two copies are stored off site in our highly secure, geographically separate data centres to ensure rapid data recovery. Additionally, data is encrypted prior to transit to protect the confidentiality of your business data.
Redstor also offers a Virtual Disaster Recovery (VDR) service which can ensure that your business is up and running within minutes following a disaster. We understand that loss of data for even a few hours can be catastrophic to a business so all that is required is a simple phone call to our team of experts who are available 24/7, 365. Once installed, the service copies and tests your business servers nightly to ensure that the VDR process will succeed when required. VDR simplifies the disaster recovery process ensuring it is fast, simple and guaranteed to succeed.
Our alternative cloud services include our cloud file sync and share service, Centrastor, enables organisations to store and share files securely online from any device with an Internet connection and our CentraStage service, which enables support providers to guarantee that devices they support are regularly audited, patched and safely up-to-date for effective device and endpoint management. To find out more about our services and how we can help you comply with data protection laws and prevent data leakage, please contact us either by giving us a ring on 01189 515 200 or emailing [email protected].
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