Balancing Rising Security Needs with DR Readiness

With cyberattack on the rise, use our DR tool to customize your own DR runbook to engage management and prepare them for ransomware attacks.

Now integrated with Microsoft Teams! Make your declaration directly on Teams and alerts your organization as soon as a disaster occurs.

Create Your Custom Runbook

Replicate

Define & replicate your applications and data using the Storage Guardian Wizard and publish your custom disaster recovery runbook.

Initiate Recovery

In a disaster, simply call or text our Fast Failover hotline and enter a secret PIN that we arrange in advance.

Stand By

Our automated service recovers your apps and data onto the destination you create, public or private.

Review & Monitor

24/7 monitoring to ensure RTO & RPO meet defined objective. Secure access information is sent to your team so you can continue to work through the disaster.

How does Fast Failover stack up?

Fast Failover creates a framework to allow users to successfully define the disaster recovery process. Automating nearly all the steps needed to recover from a disaster, making recovery faster and enabling you to initiate the recovery yourself.

Traditional Recovery

CAN TAKE DAYS OR WEEKS

  • We do the recovery for you.
  • Lengthy process for us to spin up servers, recover apps and data, and send you VPN links to access the new servers.
  • DR drill is difficult to coordinate and involve an extended period of time.

Fast Failover

OFTEN MINUTES OR HOURS

  • Call or text your secret PIN to our 24-hour Fast Failover hotline.
  • Fast Failover automatically handles the rest.
  • Define your RAMs and Cores; shrink and grow your system to your requirement.
Create Your Custom Runbook

Putting recovery into the right hands

Usually DRaaS (disaster recovery as a service) is reserved for Enterprise and large scale organization; we designed our fast failover with small and medium size business in mind.

Regardless of size, the most appropriate person to declare a disaster is often the owner of a business, but some business owners lack the technical ability to initiate recoveries and ensure that everyone can access the recovered applications and data.

Fast Failover is an automated process where all key stakeholders within the organization, including the IT consultant, MSPs (managed service provider), and insurance contacts will be notified upon the incident.

This means that in case of a disaster, you are prepared. Add in semi-annual drills plus documentation of the plan, and you are ready to deal with any incidents in the most efficient way.

Core Features

Fully Defined SOW

There is a lot of buzz around around DRaaS. Fast Failover is build to accelerate the bring up of the system and document the process. At its core, it has clear statement of work where each step and responsibility is defined.

Platform agnostic

Any company that uses hypervisor-based backup sets can use our Fast Failover service, regardless of the backup software that they use.

Secure and compliant

If you use Storage Guardian as the backup provider, your data is stored in our SAS 70 Type II data center and meets industry regulations such as HIPAA, SSAE 16 SOC 2, FIPS.

Affordable

Our economies of scale enable us to provide prices that are similar to those of conventional cloud hosting platforms such as AWS. Contact us for a quote.

Recover yourself

Initiate a recovery on your own, 24/7/365, with no necessary input or support from an engineer. Just call our Fast Failover service and follow the prompts.

Phone-based recovery

If the internet is down in a disaster, you can use your regular phone (landline or cell) to initiate a recovery.

24/7 Monitoring

We integrate our web service with your PSA to monitor RTO, RPO, and declaration 24/7/365.

Easy fail-back

Once the disaster is over and your in-house systems are back online, our established processes are in place to make it easy to migrate back to them.

Create Your Custom Runbook

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