As cyber-attacks and ransomware become more prevalent in our world today, it’s important to understand the cybersecurity risks that all businesses face and invest in a disaster recovery plan.
For instance, according to the Ponemon Institute’s Cost of a Data Breach Report, the average cost of a data breach can reach as high as $3.86 million, with healthcare being the most costly at $7.13 million. Not to mention, the average time it takes to identify and contain a data breach is, on average, a whopping 280 days. Of course, the shorter the lifecycle of the breach, the better. A breach lasting under 200 days costs $1 million less than one with a lifecycle longer than 200 days.
A variety of errors can affect your data, including natural disasters, equipment failure, insider threats, and even employer errors.
Consider the following impacts of a total system failure and the repercussions it brings:
Backups serve as a foundation for any solid disaster recovery plan. Architecting, a disaster recovery solution, involves replicating many of the capabilities of your current infrastructure.
It’s our job to identify all the areas and functions of your business that are critical and determine how much downtime these functions can tolerate. From this information, we can formulate a plan to support those specific functions in various different scenarios.
Let us help pave the way to continuity in the most resourceful manner. Contact us today to minimize loss and disruption and ensure your assets are protected