Don't Let Disaster Disrupt Your Business: Dependable Disaster Recovery Solutions
Downtime doesn’t have to be a nightmare. Our disaster recovery solutions keep your business running.
Minimize the Impact of Disruptions with Disaster Recovery Solutions
Whether on-premises or in the cloud, SRG Technologies provides complete disaster recovery solutions for your business-critical data, applications and systems. Our recovery plans can be managed from a single interface, and integrates with your current security environment, so you never have to switch between tools during a crisis.
We want to get your operations back up and running quickly and with minimal hassle. Our disaster recovery solution is supported by proven backup and security technology and is customized to your IT environment and recovery goals based on your business requirements.
SRG offers automated, cloud-based disaster recovery, ensuring your entire organization can rest easy knowing that a DR event won’t cause a long downtime.
All-in One Solution
Easy Integration
Highly Compatible
Features of Effective Disaster Recovery Solutions
Comprehensive Assessment
We begin by learning about your business structure, determining your most critical workloads and developing a recovery plan around these.
Customized RTO Target
Recovery Time Objective (RTO) and Recovery Point Objective (RPO) targets will be customized to reflect your actual constraints, budget, resources and technology.
Faster, Safer Recovery
Our backup technologies are designed for faster recovery, within standard security compliance.
Advanced and fully integrated security
Continuous Data Protection: Advanced ensures protection for critical operations, even during hybrid work by using advanced and fully integrated security.
Automated Failovers
Move workloads to a failover server or virtual environment in just minutes and maintain productivity with little disruption to your team.
Recovery Protocols
Critical operations get restored in the correct sequence and automatically with the best possible uptime and performance, as key recovery scenarios are automated and sequenced correctly.
How Disaster Recovery Benefits Your Business
Data Loss Prevention (DLP)
Data loss can happen to any organization, whether it is due to human error, technology problems, or other malicious means. Properly set up and maintained, having a backup that is stored off-site and supported by an actual recovery plan is much easier to respond to an issue and definitely will limit interruptions and data loss.
Reduce Downtime
A lack of any backup and recovery strategy is a disaster waiting to happen, as teams cannot recover normal operations until systems are restored. Whether you’ve designed and tested your own solution, or purchased one, a DR solution for your organization minimizes disruption and gets you back up and running quickly.
Training and Preparation
If your team doesn’t know how to execute the recovery plan, it will not work. Being prepared is doing more to help act less to react in the event of an incident, stress levels are lower during an incident and everyone knows what to do.
Customer Trust
When something goes wrong, businesses need to respond quickly and competently and clients notice. The more likely scenarios and their mitigation outlined in a recovery plan will earn a reputation for reliability and foster loyalty over time.
Service Restoration
A good DR plan provides for quick restoration of mission-critical services. Recovery Time Objectives provide a clear standard to gauge the speed at which systems, services and applications return to normal operation, reducing the operational impact of any disruption.
No matter the disaster event, whether it is a natural disaster, hardware failure, data breach or ransomware, disaster recovery is a vital component of business resilience. Your team’s response is tested and your recovery times are as fast as possible while building and managing a recovery plan matched to your organization’s specific needs.
Disaster Recovery vs. Backup Solutions: What's the Difference?
Backup Solutions
Disaster Recovery Solutions
Make and preserve backups of original files for long-term storage to be retrieved as necessary. | Re-establish your IT system rapidly during disaster with a working backup of your entire IT system. |
Recover from host failure, small scale cyber incidents, accidental deletion, and hardware failures. | Prepare you for larger-scale events: natural disasters, hardware failure, data breaches, and ransomware attacks. Based on shorter RTOs and RPOs, operations can be reliably recovered in a much shorter time window. |
Generally have longer RTOs and RPOs as compared to other types of contingency plans, thus less suitable to be implemented independently during major disruption. | Needs to have a dedicated location, infrastructure and is a standalone system for effective operation. |
Storing it in a compressed format so as to require very little space.Usually includes servers, workstations and mobile devices. | Covers all aspects of an organisation’s business-critical systems and servers. |
Disaster Recovery as a Service (DRaaS)
DRaaS (Disaster Recovery as a Service) is a cloud solution that helps you back up your data and IT infrastructure to a third party cloud provider, so you can quickly restore access to your data and operations during a disaster.
SRG develops DRaaS products that fail-safe your entire infrastructure on virtual servers. In our cloud and hybrid environments, your operations continue to run unaffected – and you may experience very few changes to your team or customers during the disruption.
SRG’s DRaaS service provides the following features: encrypted data transfer, offsite replication, emergency recovery and continuous maintenance, all with a pay-per-use option, which means you only pay for what you use. As your business expands, so does your service, too.
Why DRaaS Makes Sense for Small and Medium Businesses
But for some businesses, they’re not able to create and execute a comprehensive disaster recovery program internally. With DRaaS, there’s no need to configure and operate your own disaster recovery site. Rather, you give that job to a group of professionals that is at present dedicated to it.
Here are some of the advantages that small and medium sized businesses (SMBs) can have from DRaaS:
Reduce Recovery Costs: No need to have your own secondary infrastructure or recovery team.
Simplicity: Simplify planning, implementing and managing your leave arrangements for specialists to manage, so your employees can get on with doing the business.
Cross-System Compatibility: A DRaaS solution can be deployed across systems & environments, providing full recovery options, despite existing infrastructure.
End-to-End Coverage: An all-inclusive disaster recovery solution, designed to fit within your business’ real parameters and requirements—not a generic package.
Why should SRG Technologies be your Disaster Recovery Partner?
Disaster recovery is an integral part of any business continuity plan, and it is important to get it right — and that requires skill. SRG is a method that combines hands-on knowledge and skills in dealing with situations where something goes wrong, be it a device malfunction or a major incident. Cloud-based recovery, automated complete visibility and continuous protection, for any organisation’s size and in full integration with existing security solutions, managed by a single interface.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Business continuity planning considers how your organisation will continue to operate in the event of a disruption – including people and processes. Disaster Recovery is more specific and its objective is to restore IT infrastructure, data and applications to get back to business.
Recovery time is determined by your Recovery Time Objective (RTO) which we determine in accordance with your business needs, budget and infrastructure. Without a DR plan, a good DR plan will enable you to get critical systems back up and running in minutes or hours, not days or weeks.
Yes. While backups do help to protect your files, they are not the best way to guarantee fast operations recovery. A DR plan maintains an additional active, but dormant copy of your systems in place that can help you resume your work more quickly than you can resume your files.
DRaaS is scalable, and can be used by small and medium businesses with limited budgets and resources to support their own dedicated DR solution and by larger organizations with more complex requirements.
Your plan will be effective if your systems and risks change – by regularly testing it. At a minimum, test annually, and more often for important systems or if there is any significant change to the infrastructure.
