Weather the Storm with a Continuity Plan

by lili | August 7, 2023 | Data Backup & Disaster Recovery, Other, Technology Consulting | 0 Comments

Monsoon season is upon us. The heavy rainfalls that we expect this season make us think about how to prep our homes and routines. This may look like bringing in patio furniture that you don’t want to get damaged, or planning different routes to work to avoid areas...

Fall Back in Love with Your Disaster Recovery Plan

by Joe Ricarte | February 13, 2023 | Data Backup & Disaster Recovery | 0 Comments

We don’t want to think about the bad things. However, making sure your disaster recovery plan is in order should always be on your mind. You can follow the guidelines set by the National Institute of standards and technology at the U.S. Department of Commerce (NIST)...

Are You Playing Russian Roulette With Your Backed-Up Data?

by J. Antonio Rico, P.E. | April 21, 2021 | Data Backup & Disaster Recovery, Technology Consulting | 0 Comments

By now, all of us are aware of the many threats to the security of our technology systems and data. The catastrophic loss of critical data can ruin a business organization rendering it unable to deliver products and services to customers and worst of all, because its...

Save $$$ By Planning Your Business Disaster Recovery

by Guest Author | March 6, 2021 | Data Backup & Disaster Recovery, Technology Consulting | 0 Comments

Written by Guest Author: Edmundo Moreno Downtime Is More Expensive Than You Realize Whether your headquarters location is hit by extremely bad weather, or your systems are locked by a cyberattack, downtime in all of its forms can be incredibly harmful to the revenue...

What Every Small and Midsize Business Needs to Know about Sound Data Back-Up Strategies

by J. Antonio Rico, P.E. | June 17, 2020 | Data Backup & Disaster Recovery | 0 Comments

When we think of a disaster, climate events like tornados, hurricanes, and earthquakes come to our minds. We can even picture what could happen to our business if in one of these situations. However, what we never think of are more mundane, yet more frequent events...