What you need to know about site plans for disaster recovery
Disasters are unavoidable, but you may need to keep your operations running even with office equipment destroyed. Learn what cold, warm and hot sites are in the event of an disaster!
Cold Sites
This is like a "blank slate." It's a location with basic infrastructure (like power and space) but no ready-to-use equipment. You’ll need time to set up and bring in the necessary resources to get back to business.
Warm Sites
A warm site is a step up! It’s partially equipped and ready to go with essential systems, so you’ll be up and running in less time. It’s a good middle ground between cost and readiness.
Hot Sites
This is the premium option! A hot site is a fully operational, duplicate location with all the equipment and systems in place. In the event of a disaster, you can switch over seamlessly with no downtime.
