Put Recovery to the Test With Enosys Limited

WHEN WAS THE LAST TIME YOUR BACKUPS WERE TESTED?

HAVE YOU CHECKED THAT YOUR BACKUPS ARE WORKING?

ALTHOUGH A FULL DR TEST ISN'T SOMETHING YOU CAN DO WITHOUT NOTICE, A GOOD BACKUP SOLUTION SHOULD BE EASY TO TEST.

Have you ever picked a file at random and asked for yesterday's version to be restored?

Can you do this yourself, or does it require a phone call every time? At Enosys, we make restoring files as simple as possible and are always monitoring backups to ensure they are working.

WHEN WAS THE LAST TIME YOU DID A disaster recovery TEST AND WHAT WAS THE SCENARIO?

When conducting a Disaster Recovery (DR) test, did you cover all possible scenarios, or did you rely on existing infrastructure that could fail in a real disaster? Did your MSP advise you on specific scenarios to test, such as network, server, or internet outages?

Were all critical systems tested with the right people involved to ensure they functioned as expected? Do you have a playbook and a list of contacts, and does your MSP follow the same plan? Did they identify any gaps or areas for improvement during the test?

Finally, do you know how to return to normal operations after the DR event, and has this process been tested?

Have You Put Your Recovery to the Test?  Find Out How Enosys Limited Can Help

Rapid recovery

Disaster Recovery That Covers More Than Just Your Data.

From cloud failover to full physical recovery, we’ve got your back, even when your server room doesn’t.

Disaster Recovery shouldn’t stop at restoring files and servers. Rapid Recovery is our jargon-free approach to Disaster Recovery as a Service, built to cover real-world scenarios your business may face. Whether it’s a cyberattack, hardware failure, or a fire that wipes out your server room, we offer recovery options including cloud failover, on-site restoration, and portable infrastructure to get you back online fast. We’ll guide you through what you need, and what you may not have considered.

Rapid Recovery – Disaster Recovery as a Service

Do you know where backups end and disaster recovery starts?

Do you know where backups end and disaster recovery starts?