In the event a disaster occurs, the goal of any organization is to recover as quickly as possible. Animus Solutions has the experience and tools required to help return your organization to a pre-disaster state.
A Disaster Recovery Plan is Critical
Nearly half (48%) of global IT organizations’ disaster recovery plan failed when tested.* The median downtime during a disaster was five hours, doubling the expectations of a 2-hour outage, and organizations experience an average of four downtime incidents in the past 12 months.**
Having a disaster recovery implementation for critical information assets could make the difference between an organization’s survival and its demise. In today’s competitive landscape, businesses and government organizations rely heavily on access to their data. Often, this data must be available 24/7, and any interruption of that access can be catastrophic.
Your Recovery Goals
In the event a disaster occurs, the goal of any organization is to recover as quickly as possible. Animus Solutions has the experience and tools required to help return your organization to a pre-disaster state.
Recovery includes two major components – Business Continuity and Disaster Recovery. The first includes planning for non-IT related aspects such as facilities, personnel, and communications, while the latter refers to the IT related recovery of key systems, data, and infrastructure. Most organizations are very strong in one area or the other.
Our Services Include:
Animus has full-time professionals with over a century of combined experience necessary to meet the growing emergency management demands of our Federal, State, local, and private industry clients. Animus services include:
- Business Continuity and Continuity of Operations
- Disaster Recovery
- Human Capital/Resource Management
- Information Security
- Disaster and Damage Assessment
Important Statistics
60% of virtualized servers are not covered under an organization’s current disaster plan.**
72 percent experienced an outage from system upgrades, resulting in 50.9 hours of downtime.**
70 percent experienced an outage from power outages and failures, resulting in 11.3 hours of downtime.**
63 percent experienced an outage from cyberattacks over the past 12 months resulting in 52.7 hours of downtime. **
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