A reflection on the importance of data protection

You can’t control disaster, but you can control your recovery. The importance of data center backup power when planning for the worst

Consider the costs - of both outages, and mitigation

De-risk your disaster recovery to deal with weather and cyberattacks

Disasters are an inevitability. Start from your customers and work backwards

Just because it's unlikely doesn't mean it won't happen

We could be living under the shadow of a pandemic from now on

The best way to avoid data loss is to plan in advance for disasters

As we head into a new hurricane season, here are some of the most challenging steps to work through when creating an ironclad DR plan

An effective disaster recovery plan is all about the details

The most effective disaster recovery plan is one that caters to the business’s specific needs

Why should you choose to evolve your business IT if it is working just fine?

Getting to grips with these challenges paves the way to a reliable business continuity strategy

Think you’ve got GPDR covered? You might need to think again

When determining the right DR provider for you, I would always recommend undertaking a disaster recovery requirements checklist

Disaster recovery, monitoring, and the big choice: where to place your servers

Undoubtedly, the cloud gave small and medium-sized enterprises a chance for access to solutions recently reserved only for large companies

Taking your production system from its current state and making it work on the Azure cloud isn’t as easy as it may seem. It’s far from easy in fact.

Multi-cloud brings together public and private cloud, as well as legacy architectures, which can then all be governed and controlled alongside each other

In the world of disaster recovery, people tend to confront their fears if they can see a solution – a good solution

Start the new year with confidence in your infrastructure