There's no way around certain disastrous scenarios in terms of IT. With computer systems, the question of operational mismanagement or dissolution shouldn't be "if", it should be "when". When will systems collapse? And perhaps, how? Whether through user error, natural disaster, cybercriminal intrusion, or sabotage, there's a much higher likelihood operations will experience compromise predicating recovery from disaster. The key here is to hope for the best and expect the worst. If you expect the worst, in terms of disaster recovery, then you should have a protocol lined up so you can recover when that scenario arises. This is where virtualization can be a very important part of your operation's security. Here’s the explanation of IT services experts in CT why:

Before outsourcing your company’s IT in CT, you have to consider where you’re going to start. After all, transitioning all processes to the cloud in one go can be overwhelming and impractical. It’s best to ease into it slowly, beginning with an entry point before transferring everything.

Successful network attacks are enabled by poor network monitoring, and firms offering IT services in CT recommend the use of network monitoring software to secure corporate networks. Savvy business leaders realize the importance of network management and monitoring to keep their IT infrastructure at optimal performance.

EAST HARTFORD, CT - Through a secret bookcase, guests discovered how Kelser’s managed services could help their businesses shine at our latest event.

When you outsource IT services in CT, you should work with a team that gives you the option of Disaster Recovery as a Service (DRaaS). This modern cloud-computing method of protecting data will bring you comfort in knowing that your business will be able to withstand any disaster. Here's a deeper look into the main benefits of using DRaaS:

Following last summer's hurricanes and looking ahead to the snowy season, Kelser COO & CTO Jonathan Stone teamed up with Larry Selnick, SVP, Director, Treasury & Payment Solutions Sales at Webster Bank for an article on CFO.com about business continuity and disaster recovery. The article looks at how businesses can prepare for major weather events and other disasters from both a technology and banking standpoint.

Bloomfield, CT – Kelser and Datto asked their guests a simple question, “have you ever poured beer on your computer and what would happen if you did?”

Backing up your data is a necessity. There are simply too many ways in which data can be lost, ransomed, or compromised in some way. Your original information can get deleted - by accident or on purpose. Your system or network can fail. A hurricane or tornado can strike.   That’s why you have another copy safe and sound. It’s why you also have a disaster recovery plan in place to make sure your data is safe. You do have a disaster recovery plan, right?