Disaster
Recovery Services

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Disaster
Recovery

Disaster Recovery Services

For any business, the worst type of disaster is one that suddenly cuts off the company's ability to earn revenue. Does your business have a disaster recovery plan? If you're simply hoping that you'll never have to deal with a disaster, here are some sobering facts:

In 2016, ransomware attacks cost businesses $1 billion.
In 2014, data loss cost businesses $1.7 trillion.
In the United States, there are an average of 3,340 office fires per year.
Organizations in the United States suffered 1,093 data breaches in 2016.

If you're fortunate, you'll never have to deal with a fire, data breach or other disaster. Luck alone, however, doesn't provide the level of protection that your business needs. Disaster recovery services from PCH enable your business to keep operating -- and continue earning revenue -- if the worst occurs.

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BACKUP

How Disaster Recovery Works

The most important part of any disaster recovery service is to ensure that your company has protected backups of all critical data. Without backups, recovering from data loss is almost impossible; most companies declare bankruptcy within a year of losing data. A cloud-based backup solution from PCH automatically synchronizes your business's workstations and servers with the cloud to ensure that you can immediately recover any lost data following a disaster.

The Importance and Benefits of IT Disaster Recovery Services

The second critical aspect of disaster recovery is business continuity. The goal of continuity is to ensure that all of your company's critical digital applications and services have cloud-based backups ready to start up if your primary servers should fail. With a continuity plan, your company can continue earning revenue while recovering from a disaster.

Conduct a business impact analysis

Clearly define best practice procedures

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Establish effective business continuity strategies

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Provide ongoing monitoring and protection from our business operations center

Disaster Recovery Is Critical
In Any Industry

In today's digital age, disaster recovery isn't just important for companies that do business over the Internet. Even if your company has no customer-facing online applications, it's likely that you store customer information such as names, addresses and credit cards in a private database because that's the most efficient way of doing business. The loss of that data would cripple your business. Having a plan for disaster recovery is crucial regardless of how modest your IT infrastructure may be.

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