Continue to operate after disasters

At any given time, a business can experience a serious incident that can prevent it from continuing normal business operations.

Among these unforeseen events are natural disasters, backbone fiber cuts, DoS (Denial of Service) attacks, and even unsuccessful application upgrades.

The management team of a business has the responsibility to recover from such incidents in the minimum amount of time possible.

Using Sellys Business Continuity Services, businesses around the world can plan for unexpected events and ensure that they can properly perform disaster recovery.

Main Services

Sellys Business Continuity Services
include but are not limited to:

Mission-Critical Data Backup and Recovery
DCDR (Dynamic Content and Database Replication)
Geographically Dispersed Load Balancing using Global Cluster
Redundant Fail-Over Devices and Procedures
Point-to-Point WAN Connectivity
Secure VPN (Virtual Private Network) Tunnels
Intrusion Detection and DoS Prevention Systems
24x7x365 Infrastructure Monitoring via Super NOC

Dynamic Content & Database Replication

Sellys' partner DCDR (Dynamic Content and Database Replication) services can be configured in many ways to replicate data securely across a Wide Area Network for disaster recovery purposes.

Benefits of using DCDR:

Replicate data from one site to another to protect against local disaster.
Replicate and distribute data to one or more targeted systems to allow sharing of business-critical data.
Minimize recovery time. Data is immediately available on target systems.

Developing a Business Continuity Plan

Particularly important when considering business risks and the impact of potential emergencies is the disruption to, and availability of, IT services and communications.

The level of dependency that most organizations have on IT and communications systems is often on a 24x7 basis. This means that it is essential that organizations are able to keep their IT networks and communications systems operational at all times.

This is why it is important for organizations to develop and test a well structured and coherent business continuity plan which will enable recovery as quickly and effectively as possible form an unforeseen disaster or emergency.