Keep your critical business systems operational and data retrievable in the event of disasters or cyberattacks.
NexusTek’s business continuity planning helps organizations proactively safeguard critical IT systems against downtime and data loss, ensuring reliability even during events like cyberattacks, hardware failures, or natural disasters.
NexusTek’s comprehensive data backup solutions are designed to protect your business from data loss, ensure availability, and simplify management, all while supporting cyber insurance compliance and enhancing security through customizable, air-gapped, and secure storage options.
NexusTek creates tailored plans to address vulnerabilities, maintain critical systems, and enable rapid recovery after crises.
Our experts assess your IT risks, ensuring plans are validated and adapt to evolving business needs over time.
We help identify essential systems and data, allowing you to prioritize continuity efforts where they matter most.
As ransomware attacks have skyrocketed, offsite backups have become an essential layer of cyber resilience. This is because ransomware attackers know that if they can destroy or encrypt your data backups, they gain leverage in their extortion scheme. Because of this, it has become common for ransomware attackers to search for a victim’s backups first, before sending the ransom note. When you store a set of data backups in a location that is physically separate from your main network, ransomware attackers who penetrate your network are not able to locate them. This reduces the pressure on you as the victim, because you know that even though the attackers may destroy data from your main network, your offsite backups are safely out of their reach. With a backup management plan that includes offsite backups, you are no longer faced with the ugly dilemma of either losing your data to ransomware attackers or paying the ransom to receive the encryption key to decrypt your data. After containing the attack, your business can move forward with data recovery using your offsite backups and resume operations.
Yes, failover is an integral part of a thorough business continuity plan. Failover refers to the use of redundant infrastructure to manage essential business processes in the event of system downtime. Business continuity planning identifies those mission-critical systems and then designates appropriate infrastructure that can be used in a failover situation. For example, systems like enterprise resource planning and supply chain management systems are likely to be identified as business-critical. If these systems are run in a server environment, you might plan to switch over to a redundant server if conditions impacted the functionality of the primary server. By integrating failover contingencies into your business continuity plan, you minimize the risk of downtime of essential systems.
