Data resilience and business continuity (BCM), Prague
architecture. recovery. continuity.
Your partner for data resilience and business continuity. We assess your environment, design the right solution and lead recovery verification carried out by your team or supplier. We measure how long it takes to get operations back, so you can prove the result to management, auditors and customers.
Services
We look at resilience through the lens of business continuity: from business impact through the recovery plan to a verified test. The scope of each engagement is tailored to your environment.
We assess your current data resilience across storage, backup and immutable copies. Based on the findings, we recommend changes to the current setup or a new architecture from primary storage to archive.
We verify recovery from backup, from selected systems to full operations including dependencies, up to failover to a secondary site (Disaster Recovery test). Your team or supplier performs the recovery under our lead.
Business impact analysis, recovery planning and exercises. One-off, or as an annual cycle in which we run the resilience agenda together with you.
About
datawave is a specialist firm for data resilience and business continuity. We design, verify and document the resilience of data and operations, from assessing the current state and designing the architecture to verified recovery. Our deliverables reflect the requirements of NIS2.
Our background is enterprise infrastructure and critical operations, including IBM Power, AIX and enterprise storage arrays. We assess environments regardless of vendor. These may include, for example, Veeam backup, IBM storage and tape libraries, immutable and isolated data copies on NetApp and Dell, a hardened backup repository on Red Hat Linux, or other platforms.
Contact
In a first meeting we discuss your environment and what makes sense to verify first.
datawave s.r.o.
U Blaženky 2616/12, 150 00 Prague 5
Company ID 11723351
Registered in the Commercial Register maintained by the Municipal Court in Prague, file C 353487/MSPH.