Cloud Backup & Disaster Recovery Solutions Greece | Enterprise Business Continuity & Ransomware Protection
Zero data loss backup architectures, automated immutable cloud snapshots, sub-hour RTO/RPO recovery benchmarks, and full business continuity protection against ransomware and hardware failures.
What is Cloud Backup & Disaster Recovery by infoLib?
infoLib's Cloud Backup & Disaster Recovery (DRaaS) solution protects Greek enterprises against ransomware, hardware catastrophic failures, accidental deletions, and human error. Following the strict 3-2-1-1 architecture, your critical data is kept in 3 copies across 2 media types, with 1 offsite in encrypted tier-4 EU cloud storage and 1 immutable copy protected against ransomware encryption. With instant virtual machine failover, your critical servers can be spun up in the cloud in minutes, ensuring complete business continuity.
Multi-Layered Data Protection & Rapid Recovery Architecture
Protect your mission-critical databases, ERPs, accounting software, and virtual machines with automated snapshot technology and guaranteed instant failover.
Hybrid Cloud Backup (Local + Offsite EU Cloud)
High-speed on-site backup appliances for sub-minute LAN restores combined with continuous WAN replication to encrypted Tier-4 EU cloud storage.
- Local NAS/SAN deduplicated staging
- End-to-end AES-256 in-flight & at-rest encryption
- Bandwidth throttling and delta deduplication
Immutable & Air-Gapped Ransomware Defense
WORM (Write Once, Read Many) cloud repositories that make backup archives cryptographically immutable against ransomware deletion or encryption.
- Ransomware-proof immutable storage locks
- Separate air-gapped administrative credentials
- Automated malware scanning during backup runs
Instant VM Recovery & Virtual Standby
Boot damaged production servers directly from backup images within minutes without waiting for multi-terabyte data transfers to finish.
- Instant boot on Hyper-V or VMware ESXi
- Sub-hour Recovery Time Objective (RTO)
- Live migration to primary storage in background
Disaster Recovery as a Service (DRaaS)
Full cloud orchestration and failover runbooks to switch corporate operations to cloud infrastructure during site-wide physical disasters.
- Automated cloud network & VPN redirection
- Pre-configured cloud failover resources
- Detailed disaster recovery runbook protocols
Granular Database & File-Level Restores
Instant search and surgical point-in-time recovery for individual SQL tables, Exchange emails, ERP entries, or accidentally deleted network shares.
- Microsoft SQL & MySQL transaction log recovery
- Single email and folder granular extraction
- Self-service recovery portals for IT teams
Automated DR Drills & Compliance Audits
Regular scheduled simulated failovers that prove backups are 100% restorable, providing verifiable compliance reporting for audits.
- Automated boot and screenshot verification
- Detailed audit reports for GDPR & NIS-2
- Quarterly executive disaster recovery review
Standard Approach vs. infoLib Enterprise Architecture
A side-by-side comparison of capabilities, recovery benchmarks, and operational security standards.
| Backup Feature | Outdated External Drives / Tapes | infoLib Enterprise Cloud DR |
|---|---|---|
| Ransomware Immunity | Vulnerable to encryption if connected to infected network | Cryptographically immutable air-gapped snapshots cannot be altered |
| Recovery Speed (RTO) | Hours to days copying terabytes across slow physical drives | Under 1 hour via Instant VM boot directly from snapshot |
| Data Loss Window (RPO) | 24 hours to 1 week depending on manual backup frequency | Under 15 minutes with continuous delta snapshot replication |
| Verification & Testing | Blind hope that backups work until disaster occurs | Automated daily boot verification and regular drill reporting |
| Offsite Safety | Manual drive rotation prone to theft, fire, or human error | Automated geo-redundant encrypted EU cloud replication |
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Frequently Asked Questions
Clear, direct answers regarding corporate IT infrastructure, data protection, and enterprise cybersecurity in Greece.
What is the difference between simple Cloud Backup and Disaster Recovery?
Cloud backup is the copy of data to an offsite location for archival. Disaster Recovery (DR) is the engineered process, infrastructure, and automation that allows failed servers, applications, and networks to be spun up and operated seamlessly with minimal downtime.
How does infoLib protect backups against ransomware infections?
We utilize Write-Once-Read-Many (WORM) immutable cloud storage buckets. Even if ransomware compromises domain administrator credentials, it cannot alter, encrypt, or delete immutable recovery points.
How fast can our business resume operations if our main server hardware fails?
Using infoLib Instant VM Recovery, production virtual machines can be booted from backup snapshots in under 15 to 30 minutes, allowing staff to resume work while hardware is repaired.
Is infoLib Cloud Backup compliant with GDPR requirements?
Yes. All data is encrypted with AES-256 both during transit (TLS 1.3) and at rest, stored in certified Tier-3/Tier-4 European Union data centers, fully compliant with GDPR and NIS-2 mandates.
How often are backup recovery tests conducted?
Our systems run automated daily boot verification tests confirming OS integrity, along with scheduled quarterly disaster recovery drills simulating real-world failover scenarios.
Can infoLib back up hybrid infrastructure combining physical servers and cloud VMs?
Yes. We protect heterogeneous environments across physical Windows and Linux servers, VMware vSphere, Microsoft Hyper-V, and cloud virtual machines in Azure and AWS.