Are you prepared to pay $20K for 1 hour of business downtime?

Imagine your servers crashing or power loss during the busiest season of the year. Suddenly, your entire company comes to a screeching halt as employees cannot access data critical to operations. On average, this situation costs businesses up to $20,000 per hour of downtime. So, what’s your plan for getting back up and running fast if this scenario becomes your reality? These days, downtime is a reality for businesses everywhere. Planning for the worst is the best way to guarantee…

Hurricanes, tornadoes, earthquakes and fires are inevitable forces businesses should be weary of. But what kind of disaster should you be MOST fearful of? Humans That’s right. Human error is the number one cause of disasters at small business. For strategies to help your business overcome both natural and manmade disasters, check out the disaster survival guide. Hate reading? Give me a call today and I will ensure your business is safe and sound from whatever may strike.

No, it’s not a DeLorean, or a magical phone booth. This “time machine” is 100% real, fits in your office and is dedicated to backing up and recovering your data every single day. When it comes to your business, keeping your files, folders, and data protected is critical. So is having the ability to quickly restore said data in case a disaster strikes. To learn more about backup and recovery for your business, give me a call today. Or, check…

What is BDR? Constant uptime. Resilient infrastructure. That’s the power of BDR. Servers do fail and site-wide disasters do happen, which can bring down critical applications and grind business to a halt. It’s why every company needs a backup and disaster recovery plan. eFolder BDR ensures business continuity for mission critical servers and infrastructure, combining image-based software with cloud services to virtualize servers anywhere and provide multiple recovery options. BDR captures snapshots of a server – including its data, operating…

How it’s impacting business like yours * Cyber criminals want your money and will use ransomeware to take your business data hostage until you pay * 70% of mistakes of the successful attacks on businesses came from internal threats like employees and contractors. These criminals know that a single poor choice by a single employee can lead to catastrophic data loss. What is Ransomware? Malicious software that locks your files and demands payment to access them. Ransomware is a term…