Disaster recovery in Mexico.
Disaster recovery with defined RTO and RPO, an alternate site in the cloud, and drills that confirm the plan works.
Disaster recovery in Mexico designed for companies that cannot afford to lose hours, days, or information. We build complete DR plans with an alternate site on cloud infrastructure, continuous replication, and failover orchestration.
Defined RTO and RPO
Each critical service has an agreed and validated RTO and RPO. Not promises: real metrics measured in drills. We design the architecture, cost, and procedure to meet them.
Ransomware recovery
We combine immutable copies, network isolation, and recovery procedures that prevent malware from being reintroduced during restoration. The first 24 hours after an attack are critical: having a tested plan determines whether the company survives.
Cloud recovery (DRaaS)
The alternate site resides on cloud infrastructure ready to activate in minutes. You pay for minimal standby capacity and scale to production only when an incident occurs, drastically reducing the cost of traditional DR.
Typical use cases
- Recovery of ERPs and core systems after an incident
- Defense and recovery against ransomware attacks
- DR for hybrid and multisite infrastructure
- Compliance with audits and SLAs with corporate clients
- Migration from traditional DR to cloud DRaaS
Key benefits
Low RTO and RPO
Recovery in minutes to hours depending on the service profile.
Anti-ransomware protection
Immutable copies and integrated forensic procedures.
Alternate site in the cloud
No hardware investment: on-demand DRaaS.
Orchestrated failover
Automated failover and controlled failback.
Validated drills
Periodic tests that confirm SLA compliance.
Business continuity
The business keeps operating even in the face of a major disaster.
Common questions
What is disaster recovery?
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Disaster recovery (DR) is the set of technologies, processes, and policies that enable a company's infrastructure and data to be restored after a disaster, within agreed timeframes (RTO) and with minimal information loss (RPO).
What are RTO and RPO in disaster recovery?
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RTO (Recovery Time Objective) is the maximum acceptable time to restore a service. RPO (Recovery Point Objective) is the maximum amount of data the company can lose, measured in time. Both define the design of the DR plan.
What is the difference between disaster recovery and enterprise backup?
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Enterprise backup protects data. Disaster recovery restores the entire infrastructure (servers, networks, applications, and data) at an alternate site when the primary site fails.
How can operations be restored after a ransomware attack?
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By isolating compromised systems, activating the DR plan, restoring from verified immutable copies, and applying a forensic process before bringing services back online. HB Systems manages this entire process.
Is a physical alternate site necessary for disaster recovery?
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Not always. Cloud recovery (DRaaS) allows the alternate site to be hosted on cloud infrastructure, eliminating hardware investment and maintaining on-demand capacity.