Data Backup and Recovery Services
Threats to your data – both from inside and outside your organisation continue to grow and are increasingly hard to combat. At the same time the value to your organisation of the data you produce and store continues to grow.
So, the challenge for organisations is to keep their data accessible so that it can be used to enhance business performance, whilst at the same time ensuring that data is secured and protected.
Safeguarding your sensitive data has never been so critical. With a plethora of hazards ranging from accidental deletion to hardware malfunctions, ransomware attacks to natural disasters, evading such threats entirely is a formidable task.
You can significantly minimise the impact of these catastrophes on your operational framework by implementing a comprehensive backup and disaster recovery strategy for your business.
Here, we’re going to explore the benefits of data backup and recovery services in mitigating the risks of data loss, recovering your operations quickly in case of disaster, and maintaining business continuity.
Your Data is Subject to Unprecedented Risks
Your organisation deals with huge amounts of data. With so much data to work with, the impact of data loss becomes more severe.
And while the possibility of a cyber attack is the first thing that comes to mind when talking about data loss, it’s not the only risk you are exposed to.
It could be an employee accidentally deleting your data, a lightening strike on your data centre, a malicious insider with high-level access privileges, or an unexpected power outage. Any of these can impact your normal business operations.
And if you really want to fortify your organisation against data loss and ensure you recover quickly, you need to take actionable steps to start protecting your data today instead of waiting until it’s too late.
Some of the most common data loss risks include:
Cyber Attacks
One of the most significant security risks for your organisation is ransomware. Ransomware can encrypt your company’s customer and mission-critical data, which can lead to financial losses, loss of trust, reputation damage, and in severe cases, complete business failure.
High profile ransomware attacks continue to be a major risk planning factor for companies large and small and the sophistication and frequency of cyberattacks grow year on year according to this article by Forbes.
Natural Disaters
Ultimately – whether you store your data in a Datacentre or in the cloud – your data will reside in a physical facility. These facilities can be subject to a range of natural events such as fire, earthquake, flooding, hurricanes and even tsunami.
While you can’t really stop natural disasters from happening, implementing a disaster recovery strategy puts you in a strong position to restore data and resume operations normally after a disaster.
Human Error
This may sound surprising, but human error is one of the most common causes of data loss. An employee may accidentally delete critical data that can disrupt your operations. Human error may also lead to unplanned power outages, which affects your service availability and causes periods of downtime.
According to recent research by Thales Group, 55% of respondents said that data loss was caused by human error, which in the research was actually a higher risk than getting hit by ransomware.
Get Peace of Mind When Your Data is Backed up and Recoverable
Whether it’s a flood, cyberattack, or power outage, no organisation is safe from disasters, regardless of their size. We believe deploying a robust data backup and disaster recovery solution is the best way to protect your operations, achieve IT infrastructure resilience, and ensure data recoverability in case of disasters.
Ransomware Recovery
Ransomware attacks have become more frequent than ever, and unless you have healthy, fully recoverable backups of your mission-critical data, you’ll likely end up losing your data permanently, unless, of course, you decide to pay the ransom, which in itself is no guarantee you will be able to recover all of your data.
Improved Disaster Recovery Capability
Here’s the hard truth: you can’t really fully recover from disasters unless you’ve anticipated and planned for them beforehand. It’s vital that you implement a full disaster recovery plan to improve resilience and ensure that your organisation is ready to bounce back quickly after a disaster.
You can think of disaster recovery as similar to insurance, with disaster recovery able to mitigate the impact of cyber-attacks, accidental deletion, natural disasters, and other forms of disruptions that could impact your organisation’s data.
Regulatory Compliance
Meeting compliance standards can be challenging and often requires you to maintain archives and records of your operations and customer data. Backing up your data and knowing how that data can be recovered can be beneficial in helping you comply with these requirements.
On top of that, DR solutions can be designed so that data is searchable, and this feature may help you respond to subpoenas and information discovery requests.
Whitepaper: 5 Reasons to modernise legacy data protection strategies
Legacy solutions in the market today cause IT teams to spend too much effort on backup and recovery, which if modernised, would allow for more time and resources to be proactively spent addressing the real business challenges that have huge consequences for organisations such as cybersecurity, storage capacity, cloud mobilty, costly capital expenditures and Digital Transformation.
Access CodeBlue’s Data Recovery Experience and Expertise
At CodeBlue, it’s all about you and your experience with our services. We believe that technology should be simple, so we provide you with an exceptional end-user experience.
Access our data recovery experience and expertise, with local knowledge that caters to the needs of Australian businesses. Unify your solutions and say goodbye to working with multiple vendors by having all your technology and IT in one place with CodeBlue.
We understand how important data protection is to our customers. We believe that with our Veeam-powered data backup and recovery services, you’ll be able to improve your data resilience and establish some critical elements of your business continuity processes.
CodeBlue is ISO27001 certified demonstrating a commitment to cyber security best practices.
Veeam Accredited Expertise
As a Silver Veeam Cloud and Solutions Provider, we are experts when it comes to deploying Veeam-powered Backup and Recovery solutions. Additionally, our data protection specialists hold numerous Veeam certifications.
20 years Solving IT Problems for Australian Businesses
We are passionate about tech, period. With a 20 year commitment to solving IT problems for businesses all over Australia, we won’t stop until we find a solution that fits your unique organisation’s requirements.
Delivering Optimal Total Cost of Ownership
We want our solutions to save you money, not the other way. For that reason, our team will help you customise a solution that best suits your organisation’s needs and budget, thereby delivering an optimal total cost of ownership.
Managed Options to Deliver Further Peace of Mind
If you don’t want to deal with the overhead of managing and maintaining our Veeam-powered DR solutions, we provide managed options that reduce the need for your day-to-day interaction with your DR systems and deployment, including by us performing backups, upgrades, routine maintenance, and testing procedures as agreed. This helps you keep your data protected without overloading your IT resources.
Book an Expert
Booking a meeting with a backup and recovery expert provides you with an opportunity to explore up-to-date services and solutions and help determine whether your current backup and recovery solution is right for you.
Our experts will seek to understand your organisation’s objectives, information about your current backup and recovery solution and any challenges you have been experiencing so they can offer advice on the best solution for you.