DR as a Service
X-DRaaS | Disaster Recovery as a Service
Expect the unexpected. Com-X Disaster Recovery as a Service (DRaaS) gives your business the resilience to keep running; no matter what.
Disasters and cyberattacks are no longer a matter of “if”, but rather “when” they will occur. Is your business ready for the inevitable? For many, the answer is at best “maybe”. Our DR as a Service offering helps you to plan, implement and secure your business with the most effective, next-generation technologies and expertise.
- Minimise business impact and achieve the fastest recovery from a disaster or cyber-attack.
- Our service team and solution prevent reinfection by failing over to a malware-free recovery point.
- Our clients are free to decide where to recover their systems – to the same or different hardware, to a physical or cloud environment.
- Our threat intelligence feed provides a dynamic view of the real-time threat alerts most relevant to your environment allows us to mitigate any impact to you proactively.
- Even backups can fail in a disaster, so its crucial to test your disaster recovery plans. We test the DR solution and thereafter manage and maintain it.
What Is The Com-X Point Of Difference?
- Minimise any interruption
- Our DRaaS bolsters regulatory compliance
- We help you decide the best recovery window (RPO and RTO)
- We help determine the best way to replicate your data between multiple disaster recovery sites
- We help our customers to prioritise their assets; whether business critical, important or noncritical. It will help focus on recovering the most vital assets first so that your business can begin functioning again as quickly as possible
- As a trusted advisor for disaster recovery planning, the Com-X DRaaS solution fills the gaps due to IT skills shortages and controls costs
- A team of experts and a service you can trust
What Disasters can X-DRaaS protect your business against?
The Com-X Disaster Recovery as a Service enables you to anticipate, plan for, and recover from a disaster that may affect your business systems and data. These disasters can include:
- Cyber-attacks by hackers or malicious insiders
- Natural events like floods, cyclones or bushfires
- Failure of equipment or infrastructure, such as a power outage or hard disk failure
- Human error such as accidental erasure of data or loss of equipment
