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Disaster Recovery as a Service

Defined recovery targets, cloud replication, and tested failover, so an outage becomes a pause instead of a disaster.

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Backups are only half the answer. Disaster recovery is about how fast you can be running again. We set recovery targets with you, replicate to the cloud, and test failover so recovery is proven, not hoped for.

What's included

Recovery targets

We define your RPO and RTO with you, so expectations are clear and measurable.

Cloud replication

Your systems are replicated to secure cloud infrastructure, ready to spin up on demand.

Immutable copies

Recovery data cannot be altered or deleted by ransomware or a bad actor.

Tested failover

We test recovery on a schedule, so you know it works before you need it.

Documented runbooks

Clear, current recovery procedures so anyone can execute under pressure.

Why IPC

Done right, and done with you

We test recovery, so it is proven rather than assumed.
Recovery targets are set to the business, not to whatever the tool defaults to.
Immutable cloud copies keep recovery possible even after ransomware.
FAQ

Questions, answered

What is the difference between backup and disaster recovery?

Backup is a copy of your data. Disaster recovery is the whole plan and infrastructure to get you running again quickly, including where and how.

What are RPO and RTO?

Recovery Point Objective is how much data you can afford to lose. Recovery Time Objective is how long you can be down. We set both with you.

How often do you test recovery?

On a regular schedule and after significant changes, because an untested recovery plan is just a hope.

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