Employees and MSPs: Building and Supporting Your In-House Cybersecurity Team
As your company grows, it becomes increasingly important to have a world-class cybersecurity team in place. But today's cyber threat landscape is highly complex. It's…
By 2025, 51% of IT spending in key market segments will shift to the cloud compared to 41% in 2022, Gartner reports
The global disaster recovery-as-a-service market is projected to garner a revenue of $60.4 billion from 2022 to 2031
Nearly half of enterprise IT leaders claim improving disaster recovery and business continuity are among the most important priority when adopting multiple public cloud platforms.
With Uvation, you can replicate your entire workload to a disaster recovery solution, maximizing uptime, no matter what unexpected challenges arise.
Uvation uses VEEM and Acronis to provide you with custom-designed DRaaS and business continuity management (BCM).
With these tools, you get instant file-level and application item recovery for any OS and any kind of application, regardless of the file system. You also get simple, offsite backup that’s storage agnostic and can be set up in 15 minutes.
Also, you have the ability to initiate a site recovery quickly and easily, with as little as one click. It’s just as easy to test your disaster recovery system.
Uvation designs your solution around your specific recovery point objectives (RPOs) and recovery time objectives (RTOs), as well as your business objectives and acceptable risks. In the process, Uvation dentifies for ways to not just address potential issues, but create opportunities for greater efficiencies.
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Cloud-based infrastructure provides enterprises with a number of operational advantages, but it also supports business continuity at a time when enterprises are acknowledging the vulnerability of their most critical digital resources. Now, enterprises across industries are seeing “a new category of business value from the cloud throughout the year ahead: business continuity-led cases,” as Forbes described in April 2021. “Companies have had their business continuity needs reset at an unprecedented scale and will now embark on cloud modernization projects with the aim of ensuring they can function properly when we’re hit by similar crises in the future.” IT leaders at these companies will:
As your company grows, it becomes increasingly important to have a world-class cybersecurity team in place. But today's cyber threat landscape is highly complex. It's…
