Data Protection & Recovery Assessment
If you needed to recover your critical data,
how successful would you be?
Take our 15-minute assessment to find out!
About the Assessment
The Data Protection & Recovery Assessment has been developed by Daisy’s Product & Transition Manager for Availability Services, Leighton Gill.
Leighton has worked within the IT industry for 26 years. 17 of these years have been spent specifically within the data protection and recovery arena, amassing a huge amount of experience in data storage, protection and recovery. Leighton has been heavily involved in developing online data recovery solutions such as cloud backup, replication and high availability, as well as five years managing the service delivery of those solutions to our customers.
“The assessment is designed to provide high-level feedback on a customer’s current abilities to recover their data, based on their infrastructure and current backup processes. The assessment has been structured in a way to minimise the number of questions asked, and optimise the amount of information collected, to help us understand a customer’s current solution and their requirements.
Overall, it should be enough to give people an indication of how successful their recovery would be, should they find themselves in a disaster recovery (DR) situation. For some people, it might be useful feedback to share with the business to get more support for business continuity, or it may show the business that they are doing pretty well! I think the addition of a cost to compare against current spend will be useful too – data growth can easily create a black hole for money to disappear into at ever-increasing rates unless you keep it in check.”
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The small print
Please note that high-level feedback is given based on the information you provide during the assessment. It is not in-depth enough to constitute a formal endorsement of your data protection and recovery practices and is intended to be used as a guide. The information provided should be useful to your data protection strategy, and there is no obligation for you to purchase Daisy services as a result of this assessment.
