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Disaster Recovery in the Cloud: The Best Strategies for 2025

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The New Reality of Disaster Recovery

If the last few years have taught Canadian businesses anything, it’s that downtime isn’t just inconvenient—it’s expensive. The average cost of unplanned downtime in Canada now ranges from $10,000 to $25,000 per hour, and for critical sectors like healthcare or finance, the losses can climb even higher. In 2025, with hybrid work, real-time data, and always-on customer expectations, organizations can no longer afford to wait hours—or even minutes—for recovery.

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Choosing A Secure Cloud Provider

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Cyber crime operations are now among the multi-million dollar businesses thriving in 2019. Crooks are able to blitz IT infrastructure and pilfer precious pieces of data with ease. Attacks are becoming extremely sophisticated and discreet. At times, they are only detectable once the damage has been done. 

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CyberSecurity Threats in the Cloud

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The cloud offers agility to enterprises of all sizes. This technology continues to transform the capabilities of organizations. The achievements obtained by using a cloud-based infrastructure are many, but this kind of deployment also presents security concerns.

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Is Your Network Protected from DDOS Attacks?

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As technology embeds itself deeper in the functionality of business, so does the threat of various strains of cyber attacks. One of the most devastating is the denial-of-service (DDoS) attack. This type of breach involves multiple systems working in unison to completely shut down. These rudimentary attacks are easy to deploy, making everyone a target.
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Being Prepared for a Disaster is Essential for all Businesses

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Many of us take into consideration how a disaster could impact our physical possessions, but do we also consider how our digital assets could be affected? Hurricanes, floods and cyber attacks are all varying forms of disasters that produce downtime and data loss. While physical possessions can be replaced, lost revenue caused by lapses in service or an absence of client information cannot.

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