Disaster Recovery
Disaster Recovery Planning — Recovery plans for when things go wrong
We create DR plans, configure backup environments and test disaster readiness. RTO and RPO tailored to your business.
Why do you need a DR plan?
IT downtime costs an average of 5,600 USD per minute. Without a DR plan, a single outage can cost your company weeks of recovery and millions in losses. A DR plan isn't a cost — it's insurance.
DR plan creation process
1
Risk analysis
We identify critical systems, assess threats and define RTO/RPO requirements.
2
Recovery strategy
We design a DR strategy — cold/warm/hot site, replication, backup.
3
DR site configuration
We build the backup environment — on-premise, cloud or hybrid.
4
Testing and validation
Regular failover and failback tests. RTO/RPO verification.
5
Documentation
Runbooks, escalation procedures, contact lists, technical documentation.
FAQ — DRP
RTO (Recovery Time Objective) is the maximum acceptable time to restore a system. RPO (Recovery Point Objective) is the maximum acceptable data loss. E.g. RTO 4h and RPO 1h means: the system returns in 4 hours and you lose max 1 hour of data.
Our packages start from 12,000 PLN net. The cost depends on the number of critical systems, required RTO/RPO and DR environment type.
At least once a year. We recommend quarterly tests — at minimum tabletop exercises, and a full failover test once a year.
Not necessarily. Cloud DR solutions (Azure Site Recovery, AWS DR, Veeam Cloud Connect) eliminate the need for a physical backup data centre.
DRP focuses on restoring IT systems after an outage. BCM (Business Continuity Management) is a broader concept covering the continuity of the entire business — processes, people, supply chains. DRP is one component of BCM.