Business Continuity and Disaster Recovery Services for Florida Businesses

A ransomware attack. A hurricane. A human error that wipes out critical files. Whatever the cause, when your systems go down, every minute of downtime costs you money, damages your reputation, and — in regulated industries — creates serious compliance liability. ProSource BCDR services are built to make sure that when something goes wrong, you recover fast.

Recovery Time Is a Business Decision

How long can your business operate without access to its systems? For most organizations, the honest answer is: not very long. BCDR planning starts with two numbers: - Recovery Time Objective (RTO): how quickly you need to be back up and running. - Recovery Point Objective (RPO): how much data loss you can tolerate. ProSource builds your BCDR plan around your actual RTO and RPO requirements, not a generic template. We work backward from those numbers to design the backup architecture, failover systems, and recovery procedures that meet them.

Backups and failover systems are only half the equation — see the key elements of an effective business continuity plan for the full picture. And if virtual desktop delivery is part of your recovery strategy, read why VMware Horizon is one of the best cloud delivery platforms for resilient operations.

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What ProSource BCDR Includes

Why ProSource BCDR

Recovery planning works best as part of a broader technology program — explore ProSource managed IT for the day-to-day foundation behind your continuity plan.

FAQ

What is business continuity and disaster recovery (BCDR)?

BCDR is the combination of planning, backup, and recovery systems that keeps your business running through hardware failure, ransomware, human error, or natural disaster — and restores operations quickly when something does go wrong.

What is the difference between backup and disaster recovery?

Backup is a copy of your data. Disaster recovery is the tested plan and infrastructure that gets your entire business — data, applications, and people — operating again within a defined timeframe. Backups alone don't guarantee recovery.

How often should backups be tested?

Regularly and on a schedule — an untested backup is a hope, not a plan. A properly managed BCDR program includes backup verification and scheduled recovery testing, so you know your data is restorable before you need it.

How quickly can we recover after an incident?

That's defined by the recovery time objective (RTO) we set together in your continuity plan. Critical systems can be prioritized for rapid restoration while less urgent workloads follow.

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