
Backups & Disaster Recovery
Getting you back up and running in the shortest time possible.

What Are Backups?
Backups are cloud or on-premise solutions to secure files and data for a business in case of loss or theft.
Customers can choose the period of time - either hourly (for most cloud incremental backups) or physical backups are often daily.
Backup Scenarios
All businesses, regardless of industry or size, would benefit from a backup or disaster recovery policy.
Hardware Failure
Hardware has a limited lifespan and can fail on you unexpectedly. In business critical situations, we can employ the services of third-party data recovery specialists.
Disaster Recovery
Whether the victim of a ransomware attack, an act of god, or theft, VSL IT's disaster-recovery service can ensure that you are up and running the same day.
Accidental Deletion
We've all done it - deleted an important file and not been able to retrieve it. With our Datto cloud backups, we can recover these files within minutes.
Experts In Backup And Disaster Recovery Solutions.
It is crucial to be confident that your business is backed up and, in the event of a disaster, you need to be certain that you can get back up and running in the shortest time possible.
Partnering with industry experts in Backups and Disaster Recovery allows us to recover your server infrastructure into the cloud, getting you back up and running in no time at all.
Whether it's lost data or accidental deletion, we backup and recover locally.


What Is Disaster Recovery?
Disaster recovery is a policy designed around giving a plan B for any acts of god (fire, flood, earthquake or the like) and gives a backup via server replication, data recovery, internet recovery, and the ability for all staff to work remotely via a VPN or RDP session.
Why Is Disaster Recovery Necessary?
Disaster recovery is necessary to ensure a business can easily continue to use systems and files in the event of a disaster or period of downtime.
What Software And Hardware Is Used For Backups And Disaster Recovery?
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Nable Cove cloud backup,
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Secondary servers (either physical or virtual)
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PCs and laptops kept off-site
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Additional Internet lines/Starlink
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VPNs or RDP sessions.

