Data Backup & Restore
DBR for SMBs
Automated Data Backup & Restore software is one of the most valuable tools your company can use. It is a business survival tool that is necessary when your defenses let you down, and lets you resuscitate your company from an otherwise fatal attack. The ROI for SMB leaders is simple... it delivers business continuity, financial survival and risk mitigation over all else.
DBR Value Proposition
"Data insurance, not expense." – Protects measure against catastrophic failure.
"Business continuity over data recovery." – Keeping the lights on, get files back.
"The ultimate ransomware antidote." – Refuse to pay ransom, restore instantly.
"Preventing 'Day Zero' survival mode." – A minor hiccup vs company shutdown.
"Trustworthy backups = Customer trust." – Prioritizes your reputation.
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Benefits of Automated Backup and Restore
Protection Against Data Loss: Safeguards against accidental deletion, file corruption, hardware failures (e.g., hard drive crash), or natural disasters.
Business Continuity & Reduced Downtime: Minimizes any operational disruption by allowing your systems to be restored quickly, preventing significant revenue loss.
Ransomware & Cyberattack Recovery: Acts as a safety net against ransomware attacks; if attackers manage to lock your data, just restore from a clean backup.. no paying ransoms.
Compliance and Legal Requirements: Helps businesses meet regulatory requirements (e.g., GDPR, HIPAA) that mandate the protection and availability of sensitive data.
Customer Trust and Reputation: Demonstrates a commitment to data integrity, protecting your reputation from the damage caused by data breaches.
Cost Efficiency: While requiring an initial investment, it is far cheaper than the downtime, lost revenue, and recovery costs associated with a total data loss event.
FAQs
What makes tekrisq different from other cybersecurity companies?
tekrisq is focused on helping small & medium-sized businesses (SMBs) to understand their specific technology risks that uniquely apply to their business, their unique use of technology, and the industries they work in. These risks span cyber risks, compliance risks, business risks and more.
How do I know where my company stands right now in terms of cybersecurity readiness?
The first step is to gather information in fast, easy, and affordable ways that don’t create a distraction for your business. We call this process risk assessment, and we make it a simple, 24/7 self-serve experience. Our approach uses automated methods that allow you to provide simple, point and click responses to plainly worded questions, with just enough complementary info to ensure your answers are as accurate as possible. This can take as little as 30 minutes. From there, we generate reports and best practice recommendations and make ourselves available to discuss them at your convenience.
How quickly can my business become compliant or audit-ready?
tekrisq can assess your risk and make pragmatic, plain-language recommendations in as little as 30 minutes. We can also help remediate risks, file compliance, and even insure your business’ technology-oriented risk in tailored ways… all without having to hire anyone.
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Does tekrisq help with insurance and risk documentation?
As a fully licensed national insurance brokerage, tekrisq specialized cybersecurity professionals can help you to find superior coverage with top rated carriers at the most competitive rates. tekrisq can also help you with compliance reporting and documentation required, including WISP, Incident Response Plans and more. We’re a one-stop shop to make your SMB business-ready!
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Who requires Continuous Monitoring Solutions?
Regulators require continuous monitoring solutions for industries with high-risk data or public safety concerns, including healthcare, finance, and more. Mandates are often tied to specific regulations like HIPAA for patient data, PCI DSS for payment card information, and various other technology regulators.
Some industry-specific regulations
Healthcare: HIPAA requires continuous monitoring of patient data access logs, encryption & access controls to protect sensitive data
Finance: Regulations like the Payment Card Industry Data Security Standard (PCI DSS) require continuous monitoring for fraud and security breaches in organizations handling credit card data. Financial institutions must also continuously monitor for compliance with "know your customer" and anti-money laundering rules.
General data and cybersecurity regulations
GDPR: The European Union's General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) requires continuous monitoring of data processing activities to ensure data privacy & security, especially for companies handling the personal data of EU citizens
SOC 2: The Security Operations Center 2 (SOC 2) compliance framework mandates continuous security monitoring to maintain data integrity and track access logs
NIST Cybersecurity Framework: This framework, often adopted voluntarily or as part of other requirements, emphasizes continuous monitoring for threat detection and vulnerability management
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