Security and continuity
We plan your system recovery with RTO and RPO objectives defined for your infrastructure.
With our Disaster Recovery Plan (DRaaS), your entire infrastructure is replicated in the cloud and ready to launch.
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What it is and when it fits
Seintec's disaster recovery replicates critical systems in our datacenter so the business can resume after a major failure, a cyberattack or the loss of its premises, with recovery time (RTO) and data loss (RPO) targets that are agreed and tested.
The starting point
Continuity is not improvised
When an incident occurs, there is no longer time to design a plan. Without replication or boot tests, recovery depends on luck and how many days the business can withstand being at a standstill.
- Prolonged downtime with a direct impact on turnover
- Duplicating an in-house CPD is unaffordable for most companies
- Contingency plans written but never tested
- Lack of awareness regarding actual recovery times
Our response
Continuous replication in a private cloud, periodically tested
We continuously copy your virtual machines and keep them ready to boot at a click. Our team designs, operates, and tests the DRP, and executes failover tests documenting real times.
A single incident—such as ransomware, a power cut, or a fire—can bring your operations to a halt. With DRaaS, you reduce downtime and potential data loss without exorbitant investment. The target RTO of under 4 hours and a near-zero RPO are validated based on the architecture, testing, and contract.
Use cases
How it is used in a company
Businesses that cannot stop
Production, logistics or customer service depend on systems that must be back in hours, not days.
Recovery after ransomware
Isolated replicas make it possible to resume operations without waiting for a full restore from backup.
Single site with physical risk
A fire, flood or prolonged outage does not leave the company without systems.
Benefits
What you gain with Disaster Recovery
Target RTO < 4h and near-zero RPO, subject to validation.
Objectives validated by the architecture, testing, and contract to reduce downtime and potential data loss.
Full replication in a private cloud
We continuously copy your virtual machines and keep them ready to boot.
Competitive pay-per-use model
Forget about purchasing extra hardware: you only pay for the protected capacity.
24 × 7 managed service
We design, operate, and test the DRP; you simply receive peace-of-mind reports.
How we work
4 R methodology
- 01
Review
No-cost initial review to calculate continuity needs and objectives.
- 02
Replicas
We configure continuous synchronisation to the cloud and validate its integrity.
- 03
Recovery
We execute failover tests and document real boot times.
- 04
Reinforcement
Quarterly reviews to adapt the DRP to infrastructure or business changes.
What is included
Service capabilities
- Continuous replication
- Virtual machine synchronisation.
- Cloud boot
- One-click failover on our platform.
- Failover testing
- Documented and repeatable drills.
- DRP Runbook
- Clear procedure for every scenario.
- Periodic reporting
- Replication status and measured times.
- Quarterly review
- The plan evolves with your infrastructure.
Real scope
What we do not promise without defining it with you
Defining the scope avoids surprises and makes it possible to compare proposals correctly.
- RTO and RPO are agreed per system according to criticality and validated through testing.
- The plan includes procedures and owners, not just technical replication.
- Regular testing is part of the service; an untested plan is not considered valid.
Why Seintec
Results, not promises
- Zero data loss and operations resumed within 2 h on average following critical incidents.
- Up to 70 % savings compared to maintaining your own secondary CPD, thanks to pay-per-use.
- The plan is tested: we document actual startup times.
Frequently Asked Questions
Common pre-engagement questions
- What is the difference between backup and disaster recovery?
- Backup lets you recover data; disaster recovery lets you run your systems again within an agreed time.
- What are RTO and RPO?
- RTO is the maximum time to restore a system; RPO is the maximum amount of data that can be lost. We define them with you for each system.
- How often is it tested?
- At the frequency agreed in the plan, and always after significant infrastructure changes.
- Where is it replicated?
- In our datacenter in Osona (Barcelona), separate from the client's premises.
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Sectors where we apply it
Disaster Recovery is part of the technological roadmap we deploy across these industries.
Next step
Do you have a tested plan to keep operating in the event of a disaster?
We define and test your recovery plan so a major outage does not turn into prolonged downtime.