This insurance company had invested heavily in its well-architected IT environment, but its disaster recovery (DR) solution fell short of the resilience and validation needed to protect the business. Its current DR solution couldn’t be tested under real-world conditions, leaving it exposed to operational disruption, cyber risk, and potential recovery costs. Expedient Disaster Recovery as a Service (DRaaS) gave the company testable recovery, along with Expedient Colocation, helping protect its existing IT investments while reducing the risk of unplanned costs.
Disaster recovery hadn’t kept pace with the company’s IT investments with no real testing to validate recovery
Board-level scrutiny around business continuity and resiliency was increasing
New IT leadership needed to reduce risk and avoid unplanned expenses
Colocation environment had to be able to support existing IT
Testable disaster recovery for continuity and resilience
Colocation to support the company’s existing environment
Shifted from unplanned CapEx to predictable OpEx
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