Backup and Disaster Recovery

Data loss can cripple any business. EITE IT’s Backup and Disaster Recovery solutions ensure that your critical information is always safe and accessible, even in emergencies.

Why Backup and Recovery are Critical

Common Risks

  • Hardware failure – Hardware failure refers to the malfunction or breakdown of physical components within an IT system, such as servers, hard drives, network switches, or other infrastructure equipment. It is one of the most common risks to business continuity.

  • Human error – Is employees’ unintentional action or inaction that can lead to data loss, system breaches, or operational disruptions. It accounts for a significant percentage of IT-related incidents.

  • Cyberattacks – Cyberattacks are deliberate attempts by malicious actors to infiltrate, disrupt, or exploit IT systems and networks. These attacks often target sensitive data, financial assets, or system functionalities.

Our Approach

  • Secure automated backups – Secure automated backups ensure critical business data is continuously and reliably backed up without requiring manual intervention. These backups protect against data loss caused by hardware failure, accidental deletion, cyberattacks, or natural disasters.

  • Rapid recovery processes to minimise downtime – Rapid recovery processes are designed to quickly restore IT systems and data to operational status after a disruption. These processes are critical for maintaining business continuity and reducing the financial impact of downtime.

Service Breakdown

  • Daily Backups: – Daily backups play a crucial role in securing a company’s data, ensuring minimal data loss in the event of an incident. Automated daily backups streamline the process of preserving business-critical data across various environments, whether on-premises or in the cloud.

  • Disaster Recovery Plans (DRPs): Are vital for enabling businesses to bounce back quickly after unexpected events. Custom DRPs are designed specifically for a company’s unique needs, taking into account its IT infrastructure, risk profile, and business processes.