Disaster recovery is something you can’t afford to ignore
Losing critical IT operating systems, applications, documents, and data can be disastrous and always seems to happen when you’re on a deadline!
Lost data leads to lost revenue, lost customers, and reputational damage. You can lose data through disasters such as fire and flooding or infrastructure and software failures, as well as from increasingly smart cyber-attacks such as hacking, malware and ransomware. We want to help you avoid all this.
With the ILUX disaster recovery service, you can have total confidence that your data (and your customers’ data) is safe. By using the Cloud for data back-up and recovery, instead of a traditional, in-house tape back-up, we can help you recover your lost data fast – anytime, anywhere.
Set-up and management
Our experts manage the implementation of your disaster recovery service – either by connecting remotely or by performing a local back-up. We also provide full documentation of all the backed-up data and systems for added peace of mind.
Cost-effective data security
You don’t need to worry about buying new hardware or expensive tape systems: our cloud back-up and disaster recovery service is billed as a low (fixed) monthly expense. One less thing to worry about!
Proactive monitoring
We continuously monitor your system and data back-ups to make sure everything is being included as it should. If you need to recover any data, our disaster recovery engineers manage the whole process.
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