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Why Do I Need Backup?
Fire. Theft. Flood. Accidental deletion or hardware failure.
Any of these could lead to catastrophic information loss, crippling your business while you scramble to recover. Perhaps you or your IT/MSP have a backup system in place, implementing tape or hard drive backup. But what if these systems fail as well? How much will it cost to retrieve all of your files and information?
Backing up your information has never been easier.
With on and off-site backup occurring every five minutes, you can be confident that your information is safely protect and stored. Paired with instant virtualization, the Aurora ensures complete business continuity.
Does YOUR Backup . . .
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Instantly Virtualize?
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Virtualize Off-Site?
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Backup On-Site and Off-Site?
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Have Off-Site Backup at Two Secure Data Centers?
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Backup in Five Minute Increments?
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Virtualization
Your computer crashes or your servers fail. Now what? Clients are waiting on projects, employees
don’t have access to critical data and deadlines are approaching. With virtualization, your company can be back up and running instantly. Simply with the click of a button, the Aurora device recreates your computer or server so your business can resume as if nothing had ever happened.
On and Off-Site Backup
In the event that your computers or servers fail, the Aurora device is on site, ready to virtualize and
retrieve your data. In the event of total disaster in which your Aurora device is also destroyed, your information is also backed up to two secure locations in the US. These two locations can virtualize your information in a matter of hours.
Incremental Backup
Aurora devices back up your information every five minutes - three times more frequently than the
leading competitor’s backup solution. This is ideal for high transaction computers or servers, where losing ten minutes or more of information is simply unacceptable
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Statistics
After a major loss of computer records, 43% of companies never reopened, 51% closed within two years of the loss, 6% survived over the long term:
Cummings, Maeve; Haag, Stephen; and McCubbrey, Donald. 2003. Management information systems for the information age.
“A Company that experiences a computer outage lasting more than 10 days will never fully recover financially. 50 percent will be out of business within five years.” Jon Toiga, Disaster Recovery Planning: Managing Risk and Catastrophe in Information Systems, (Yourdon Press, 1989)
“75% of companies without business continuity plans fail within three years of a disaster” Blythe, Bruce. Crisis Management International in Blindsided: A Manager’s Guide to Catastrophic Incidents in the Workplace. (Portfolio Hardcover, August 22, 2002)
“70 percent of small firms that experience a major data loss go out of business within a year” Strategic Research Corp and DTI/Price Waterhouse Coopers (2004)
"When disaster strikes, every second counts. Taking days to recover information and get computers systems up and running translates into money lost - and likely, the end of your business. Caisse Consulting has your all in one business continuity solution. With on and off-backup and instant virtualization, protecting your information and recovering from disaster has never been easier"
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