Cloud Storage

  Today’s business world is quickly transitioning to the cloud, and Cloud Disaster Recovery (CDR) strategies are becoming increasingly popular. But why? What makes CDR so attractive—so much more attractive than traditional disaster recovery strategies? In this blog, we will explore what exactly sets cloud disaster recovery apart from other options available on the market. We'll discuss how it can dramatically reduce costs, maximize efficiency and enable an organization to remain productive even in times of emergency or outages. What is Cloud Disaster Recovery? Cloud Disaster Recovery, or CDR, is a data protection strategy that allows businesses to store and access their critical data in the cloud. It’s an efficient way to ensure data loss prevention regardless of any failure related to on-premise IT infrastructure. The goal of CDR is to make sure that all pertinent information remains secure and accessible in the event of an emergency, such as a natural disaster or hardware fa

  What is Cloud Disaster Recovery? How Does it Works? Did you know that a third of businesses do not reopen after a natural disaster? And, for those that do, it can take months or even years to return to their previous level of operations? This is why Cloud Disaster Recovery (CDR) is so important. CDR allows businesses to continue operating in the event of an outage or disaster. But what is CDR and how does it work? Keep reading to find out. What is Cloud DR? Cloud DR is a technology-enabled service that allows businesses to back up data and applications so they can be quickly restored in the event of an outage or disaster. It works by copying the data and applications stored on local servers to online cloud storage, thereby providing a more secure way of keeping important information safe from natural disasters. This also makes it easier to access the data should an outage occur. How Does It Works? CDR works by copying data that is stored on a local server or machine to an