Avoid the 5 Major Negative Consequences of DR Failure
With cyberattacks on the rise and technology, power and network failures all too common, a robust disaster recovery (DR) solution should be part of every organization's standard operating plan. But, too often, DR solutions fail when you need them most — which can lead to disastrous consequences.
Download our infographic to learn the top five negative consequences of DR failure and find out how you can stay prepared for your worst-case scenario.
What is the primary challenge organizations face with ransomware today?
Ransomware is currently the leading cause of disaster recovery events. Organizations often struggle with identifying recovery point candidates, validating these points, and preventing reinfection during the recovery process. Additionally, many organizations that pay ransoms do not regain full access to their data.
How does VMware Ransomware Recovery assist in minimizing data loss?
VMware Ransomware Recovery provides an On-demand Isolated Recovery Environment (IRE) that allows for safe recovery without risking reinfection of production workloads. It also enables granular recovery, allowing users to extract individual files and folders from VMs without needing to power them on, which helps to ensure minimal data loss.
What are the benefits of using VMware Ransomware Recovery as-a-Service?
VMware Ransomware Recovery as-a-Service offers several benefits, including high-frequency snapshots stored in an air-gapped location, non-disruptive testing of disaster recovery plans, and daily data integrity checks. This service helps organizations achieve predictable recovery outcomes and streamline the selection of recovery point candidates, ultimately reshaping their approach to ransomware recovery.
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