Business Continuity & Disaster Recovery

We keep your data safe & accessible at all times, no matter what.

Most businesses won't survive a major breach or data loss

Every business, no matter its size, can fall victim to a disaster,  be it flood, fire or theft.

We create and enforce a sophisticated business continuity & disaster recovery plan so not only will your business be able to survive a major data loss, but disruption to your operations will be minimized.

Business Continuity & Disaster Recovery

We keep your data safe & accessible at all times, no matter what.

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Our Business Continuity and Data Recovery services

We will enforce strict protocols to ensure your data and systems are secure and easily recoverable in the event of a disaster.

Disaster Recovery Testing

Disaster Recovery Testing

Our experts will assess and refine your organization's disaster recovery protocols and preventative measures.

Worldwide, Cloud-based Data Backup

Worldwide, Cloud-based Data Backup

We keep your company data secure and host it in numerous safe locations to thwart disaster.

Constant Data Protection

Constant Data Protection

Feel secure knowing that the smallest changes to your files will be backed up in real-time.

Seeding and Bandwidth Throttling Solutions

Seeding and Bandwidth Throttling Solutions

Back up quickly with no interruption to your internet connection.

Automated Retention Policies

Automated Retention Policies

We establish a customized data retention protocol for your business while abiding by US data retention laws.

What people say

Continuous addressed the weak spots in our network by implementing proactive monitoring and a best-practice backup process of our critical software and systems.
Richard EngelDecotech Inc.
Our partnership with Continuous Networks began with a need for a simple virtual server for a database. From day one, the Continuous team took the time to understand our business.
Rich SimeoneS-One Communications
On more than one occasion, we have needed to restore from a backup or fight a virus, and Continuous has always led the charge to make sure we get an immediate resolution.
Josh GinsburgArchinet LLC
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Frequently Asked Questions

Business continuity is the ability of a business to continue operating normally in the event of a disaster. This includes maintaining critical systems and data, as well as ensuring that employees can continue to work. A business continuity plan is a key component of ensuring that your business can continue to function in the event of a disaster.

Disaster recovery (DR) plans focus on recovering critical systems and data after a disaster has occurred. Business continuity plans (BC) go further, ensuring that your organization can continue operating even in the event of a disaster. There are three key components to an effective BC/DR plan: people, process, and technology.

People are your organization’s most important asset and must be included in any BC/DR plan. Processes are the steps your organization will take to ensure continuity of operations. Technology solutions can help automate many of these processes, but should not be relied on as the sole solution.

Ensuring your BC/DR plan is effective requires regular testing and updates. Organizations should also establish a clear chain of command and communication protocols in the event of a disaster.

Backups work by copying files from one location to another. This can be done on a local level, such as copying files from your computer to an external hard drive, or it can be done remotely, such as copying files from your server to a backup server.

This depends on your business’ specific needs. However, most businesses should aim to make backups at least once a day.

Disasters can range from minor glitches, such as a power outage, to major disasters, such as a fire. In either case, if your business is unable to operate, you will need to be able to access your backups in order to continue running.

Yes, most backup solutions allow you to recover data from backups that are days, weeks, or even months old.

If your business is unable to operate due to a disaster, you may need to consider a business continuity plan. This plan will help you continue running your business even if it is unable to operate normally.

Yes, there are a number of cloud-based backup and disaster recovery solutions available. These solutions can be more affordable and easier to manage than traditional backup solutions. However, it is important to ensure that the cloud-based solution you choose is reliable and secure.

Creating a disaster recovery plan can be a daunting task, but it is important to have one in place in case of an emergency. Here are some of the key components of a disaster recovery plan:

  • Identify critical systems and data
  • Determine how you will back up your data
  • Create a backup schedule
  • Test your backups regularly
  • Plan for employee communication and training
  • Create a disaster recovery team
  • Establish a contact list for emergencies
  • Have a plan for business continuity

By following these tips, you can create a disaster recovery plan that will help your business stay safe in the event of a disaster.

This depends on your business’ specific needs. However, most businesses should back up data from at least three devices. This can include computers, servers, and mobile devices.

Cloud-based backup solutions offer a number of benefits, including:

  • Reduced storage costs
  • Reduced hardware costs
  • Easy scalability
  • Increased security
  • Reduced data loss risks

Cloud-based backup solutions are a great option for businesses that want to have a reliable and secure backup solution without the added cost and complexity of maintaining their own backup infrastructure.

There are a number of great cloud-based backup solutions available, including:

Each of these solutions has its own strengths and weaknesses, so it is important to carefully research the options before making a decision.

If your business is hit by a disaster, you should first assess the damage and take steps to prevent any further damage. After that, you should contact your IT support provider or backup provider to begin recovering your data. Finally, you should begin preparing your business for resuming operations. This may include setting up a temporary office or hiring additional staff.

To ensure that your backups are recoverable, you should test your backups regularly. This can be done by restoring a few files to a test system and verifying that they are correct. You should also review your backup media to make sure it is in good condition and test your disaster recovery plan to make sure it will be effective in the event of a disaster.

In most cases, employees will be able to continue working during a disaster by using remote access or other methods of working from home. It is important to plan for these scenarios ahead of time and ensure that your employees are familiar with the methods they will use to continue working.

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