Mavrick Software and Telecom Services Inc.

Hardware-as-a-Service (HAAS) / Disaster Recovery

• Is your business prepared for the unexpected?
• What would my business consider a disaster?
• Natural Disasters (i.e. snow, hurricanes, tornados, earthquakes, fires, etc.)
• Employee Downtime from old equipment running the risk of system crash
• Employee Downtime due to 3rd party software malfunctions
• Employee Downtime due to 3rd party attacks on your internal network
• Employee Downtime due to a disgruntled employee
• Employee Downtime due to situations keeping staff from their work space
• Employee Downtime due to theft in the office place

How do these disasters affect your business

The Affects of a Disaster on a Business

• Your company cannot do "business as usual"
• Staff may be unable to perform many functions
• Clients may not be able to reach your staff
• Prospects may not be able to be engaged
• Revenue your staff produces by the hour ceases every hour they can't produce

Did You Know?

• According to the analyst firm IDC, about 70% of ALL successful attacks on computer networks were carried out by employees and insiders
• According to a recent Touché Ross study, the survival rate for companies without a disaster recovery plan is less than 10%!
• International Data Corp. estimates that companies lose an average of $84,000 for every hour of downtime

How we provide peace of mind

Step 1: Keeping An Eye on Your Business

• Remote Monitoring and Management
• Daily health checks (i.e. event log, disk space, CPU monitoring)
• Anti-virus updates
• Back-up verification
• Updates to address system security vulnerabilities
• Configuration management
• Virus detection, elimination and protection
• Consulting recommendations

Step 2: Backing Up Your Business

Step 3: Plan To Keep Your Business Growing

• Identify all key positions and critical responsibilities
• Create virtual and remote access for these positions and job functions
• Strategize a comprehensive disaster recovery plan
• Document, practice and keep your new comprehensive disaster recovery plan updated