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When Disaster Strikes
When Disaster Strikes
⚠️ If disaster has struck and you need help, contact us immediately: +44 7459 892368 | support@serverbright.co.uk
For more information, take a look at our Incident Support page.
Early Warning
Early Warning
When looking at Disaster Recovery, you need a partner who is prepared to receive that call, on your behalf, any time. We can:
receive early warning signals, such as automated alerts, to act upon
monitor systems for unusual behaviour
be on standby for in-hours support
orchestrate, arbitrate and remediate cyber attack scenarios
Disaster Recovery Management
Disaster Recovery Management
In the heat of the moment, cool heads prevail. The best kind of management is preparation. When prepared for a service failure, for example, our agreed recovery runbook will steer motions to a positive outcome.
Preventative Measures
Preventative Measures
If the wheel hasn't already fallen off the car, then congratulations - time to act! Prevention, as they say, is often better than cure.
Modern online services employ a multitude of failsafes which are designed to be "fallen back upon", should an issue occur with primary service infrastructure. This kind of pre-emptive planning can avoid more serious issues from taking hold. For example:
Virus Elimination
Probably the most classic of threat countermeasures - stopping computer viruses before they land on your machine(s) is a must.
Virus Elimination
Probably the most classic of threat countermeasures - stopping computer viruses before they land on your machine(s) is a must.
Dynamic Protection
The behaviour of bad actors can be dynamically detected and blocked, so as to protect your data and service availability.
Dynamic Protection
The behaviour of bad actors can be dynamically detected and blocked, so as to protect your data and service availability.
Load Balancing
A pre-emptive strategy where at least two servers are used to "share the load" of service requests, protecting services to users.
Load Balancing
A pre-emptive strategy where at least two servers are used to "share the load" of service requests, protecting services to users.
Failover
A strategy where at least two servers are needed. If the primary server fails, the network routing will "fail over" to the secondary server, continuing to provide service to end users.
Failover
A strategy where at least two servers are needed. If the primary server fails, the network routing will "fail over" to the secondary server, continuing to provide service to end users.
Dynamic Scaling
Where a service is "mission critical" (i.e. it cannot fail or be offline for an extended period), or where regional & global availability are required, dynamic scaling can provide a platform that guarantees service availability by scaling up when demand is greater, and scales down again to save cost - cross-region, if necessary.
Dynamic Scaling
Where a service is "mission critical" (i.e. it cannot fail or be offline for an extended period), or where regional & global availability are required, dynamic scaling can provide a platform that guarantees service availability by scaling up when demand is greater, and scales down again to save cost - cross-region, if necessary.
Preventative measures are investments worth making. Let us help you optimse your protection approach.
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