Three Lines of Defense for Enhanced BC/DR

To be always up and running is the goal of all IT services. But no organization is immune to failures or outages. Any disruption to data access will have a detrimental impact on operational continuity.

Over the past decades three best practices have proven to be optimal for minimizing or even preventing the negative impact of technical problems, user mistakes, or external threats on business operations.

1. Local redundancy with automated and transparent failover to circumvent component issues and system failures
2. Remote redundancy coupled with recovery at a secondary location to counter site-wide problems (e.g., flooding, power outage)
3. Reverting to the last-known good data state to counteract unwanted changes and data loss due to human errors or external attacks

The experience from thousands of customer installations worldwide over 20+ years has enabled us to fully implement these three lines of defense into our SANsymphony software-defined storage offering.

Optimized to minimize disruptions and data loss, SANsymphony boosts your preparedness to tackle unexpected outages and disasters, effortlessly incorporating these BC/DR best practices into new or existing SAN and HCI environments.