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Data Protection

With an extra safety net, you can save yourself the risk of a breach or loss of data from within your business.

Reduced Downtime

Get your business up and running despite technical failures.

Peace of Mind

With an automated system that backs up your business's data, you can be at ease that it’s taken care of without taking your time off other important area of your business.

Disaster Recovery Planning

Proper disaster recovery planning is essential for minimizing downtime and data loss. Key metrics like Recovery Time Objective (RTO) and Recovery Point Objective (RPO) are critical in this process. RTO quantifies the speed at which data can be recovered after a disruption, ensuring essential systems are restored within a specified timeframe. RPO defines the maximum acceptable amount of data loss measured by the time elapsed since the last backup. Effective planning helps ensure business continuity and compliance with industry standards and regulations.

Safeguarding

With 47% of data loss coming from human error. You’d want to be set up properly so that no matter the mistakes made by your staff, you’re covered and you always have a back-up!

Automation

When it comes to solutions to back-up your data, you want it to be fast and effective. Getting it set-up automatically, you’ll have all the work done for you and won’t take up your time and effort.

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51% of organizations were hit by a ransomware attack in the past year. However, businesses with backup solutions in place were able to recover their data without paying the ransom in 96% of cases.
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74% of organizations have to comply with at least one data protection regulation. The report also found that businesses with a comprehensive backup and recovery solution were better able to meet compliance requirements.
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51% of businesses are using backup solutions that offer automated backups, while 42% are using backup solutions that offer instant recovery.

Pick Up Your Safety Net

There are many types of backups unbeknownst to most people such as online backups, SQL backups, Exchange backups, Active Directory backups, to name a few.

With an insight into your business, we can work out what exactly you need to be able to work smoothly and without disruption no matter the disaster or major situations that arise. With the knowledge and tools from our IT specialists, we can get the job done! No more worrying about not being backed up - we’ve got you!

Having comprehensive disaster recovery plans is crucial for maintaining business continuity. Disaster recovery services can help restore operations and ensure compliance with data protection laws.
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We call Protek IT Solutions when we need to consult on larger projects that we are not able to handle internally. They are a very professional and trust worthy partner. Highly recommend!!

Adam Holloway

We have used Protek IT Solutions for at least 15 years now. Protek is a great IT Company - providing Managed IT Services for our business and home. The IT Techs can "remote in" to provide service minutes after we call for help - no waiting for someone to show up in person if it isn't a hardware issue. The most vital service rendered was when a computer just died - and there was NO back up (this was the user's fault). Protek was able to recover all the data and transfer it to a new computer, and made sure to set up back-up software and an additional external drive to avoid this issue in the future. I recommend them highly.

Linda Sherman

Defining Data Backup

Data backup is the process of creating and storing copies of your data in a secure location, often in a separate physical or virtual environment. The primary purpose of data backup is to ensure data preservation and availability in the event of data loss due to equipment failure, human error, or a cyber attack. By having reliable data backups, you can restore lost data and minimize downtime, making it a critical component of disaster recovery and business continuity. Whether it’s a minor glitch or a major disaster, data backup ensures that your business can bounce back without losing valuable information.

Understanding the Difference Between Backup and Disaster Recovery

While backup and disaster recovery are often mentioned together, they serve different purposes. Backup refers to the process of creating and storing copies of your data, ensuring that you have a fallback in case of data loss. On the other hand, disaster recovery is a comprehensive strategy designed to ensure business continuity in the face of a disaster. It involves identifying critical systems and data, setting recovery objectives, and implementing procedures to restore operations swiftly. Understanding the difference between backup and disaster recovery is crucial for effective resource allocation and risk management, ensuring that your business is prepared for any eventuality.

Ensures Business Continuity and Resilience

A well-planned disaster recovery strategy is essential for ensuring business continuity and resilience. By minimizing downtime and data loss, it enables organizations to quickly recover from a disaster and resume critical business functions. This reduces the impact on business operations and helps maintain data integrity. A robust disaster recovery plan ensures that critical systems are available when needed, supporting the smooth operation of your business even in the face of a disaster. With a disaster recovery plan in place, you can confidently support critical business functions and maintain business operations, no matter what challenges arise.

Cloud-Based Backup

Cloud-based backup is a modern approach to data backup that involves storing copies of your data in a remote location, often in a cloud-based environment. This method offers scalability, flexibility, and robust security features, including encryption and access controls, ensuring data integrity and confidentiality. By eliminating the need for physical storage infrastructure, cloud-based backup reduces costs associated with hardware maintenance, space, and personnel. It’s an essential component of cloud-based disaster recovery, enabling organizations to quickly recover from a disaster and minimize downtime. With cloud-based backup, you can ensure that your data is safe, secure, and always accessible when you need it most.