Cloud Solution Software We Use
Microsoft 365
With Microsoft 365 for business, your team can access seamless application integrations and collaborate with all internal resources managed on one centralized cloud-based platform. Microsoft guarantees that its 365 services will have 99.9 percent uptime, ensuring that your work will always be accessible.
Microsoft Azure
Microsoft Azure is a cloud computing platform and infrastructure created by Microsoft for building, deploying, and managing applications and services through a global network of Microsoft-managed data centers. With Azure, businesses can quickly and easily build, deploy, and manage applications, websites, and services using a variety of programming languages, tools, and frameworks.
Microsoft OneDrive
OneDrive for Business is an excellent collaboration tool for business users, providing them with the storage and file-sharing elements necessary to give Microsoft 365 value as an effective productivity tool. The real power behind OneDrive is that it gives employees a place to store files and work on documents that is accessible from anywhere.
Microsoft SharePoint
SharePoint is the leading project management, document management, Intranet, and collaboration software developed by Microsoft. SharePoint securely fuels collaboration, standardizes access to the tools that people need, and even gives your team and project leaders a way to distribute a collective knowledge base.
Cloud Backup and Disaster Recovery
Cloud encryption, storage, and secure access controls, to help protect your data from cyber threats.
A Backup and Disaster Recovery (BDR) service is a solution that helps organizations protect their data and systems from loss or damage due to unexpected events such as natural disasters, hardware failures, cyber-attacks, or human error. The main objective of a BDR service is to minimize downtime and data loss in the event of a disaster and to ensure that critical systems and data can be quickly restored to full functionality.
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Data Backup
The first step in a BDR service is to regularly back up critical data and systems. This typically involves copying important data and system configurations to secure, offsite servers. The backups are usually performed automatically, using specialized software that runs on a schedule.
Data Encryption
To protect the backup data from unauthorized access, most BDR services use encryption. The data is encrypted before it is transferred to the backup servers, and it remains encrypted while it is stored. This helps ensure that the data is protected from cyber threats, even if the backup servers are compromised.
Disaster Recovery Planning
Once the data is backed up, the next step is to create a disaster recovery plan. This plan outlines the steps that will be taken in the event of a disaster, such as a fire, flood, or cyber-attack, to restore the data and systems to full functionality. The disaster recovery plan should be tested regularly to ensure that it works as intended.
Data Restoration
In the event of a disaster, the BDR service provider can quickly restore the backed-up data and systems to minimize downtime and data loss. This usually involves copying the backed-up data and systems to new hardware and then configuring the hardware to match the original systems. The restored systems should be functional within a few hours, depending on the size and complexity of the data.
Ongoing Monitoring and Maintenance
Finally, a BDR service typically includes ongoing monitoring and maintenance. This includes regularly monitoring the backup servers and systems to ensure that they are functioning optimally and fixing any issues that arise. The service provider may also perform regular software updates and other maintenance tasks to ensure that the systems are always secure and up-to-date.