Disaster recovery is the process of regaining access to your system, software, hardware, and data necessary to resume critical business operations after a natural or human-induced disaster.

The protection of your systems should be a primary goal of your company, yet the plans and procedures needed to successfully recover from disaster are so often overlooked.

What would your business do if it had to recover it's system from a disaster?

What would you do if a fire gutted your office building?

If flood destroyed your computer room?

If an Internet attack left your systems paralyzed?

If a discontented employee removes or deletes critical data from your systems?

Once a disaster or interruption of your services occurred, your company needs to have a plan of action already in place to immediately respond to the challenges ahead and to have the system up and running within a fairly reasonable time.


A disaster recovery plan is necessary especially for companies and organizations that have to meet U.S. government regulations, like the Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act, which requires nonprofit healthcare organizations to secure and retain patient records, or the Sarbanes-Oxley Act, which requires nonprofits to retain audit records for over seven years.

At Burnedbrass Technologies, Inc., we closely work with our customers by analyzing their specific and individual needs and present a case analysis by recommending the appropriate storage type. We will provide a pro/con analysis of the various storage options for your site.

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