Your disaster recovery plan has to work
It’s important to have a disaster recovery plan, but it’s equally as important to make sure that it works. Here’s how.
Secure your backups in 5 steps
To secure your backups, start by combining a local NAS or USB backup with a remote cloud backup (e.g., AWS or Google) for remote employees using storage.
What companies get wrong about disaster recovery
Most businesses have a DR plan. But 23% of them admit to never testing their plans. That’s a problem — but not an unsolvable one.
To survive your next IT disaster, you need a recovery plan
A strategic disaster recovery plan drastically improves your odds of surviving an IT outage or data loss. Here’s where to start.
Solving data center emergencies
If you ever need help getting bailed out of a data center emergency, you can count on SCTG. But it’s better to prevent emergencies altogether.
From backups to replication to disaster recovery: what’s right for you?
In our experience, a good disaster recovery plan completely depends on the revenue and operational implications of downtime. The technology comes after.