Disaster Recovery as a Service
Ransomware, hardware failure, and cyber incidents take systems offline permanently when there is nowhere to fail over to. Aiwel delivers disaster recovery as a service built around your RTO and RPO targets, tested without disrupting production, so your operations keep running.
Disaster Recovery as a Service Aiwel Manages
Instant
Recovery
Aiwel restores entire environments, workloads, or virtual machines in minutes rather than hours, so an outage stays an interruption.
Continuous Data Protection
Aiwel configures real-time journaling so your recovery points are measured in seconds, not in whenever last night’s job finished.
Non-Disruptive
Testing
Aiwel tests your failover without touching production, so you find the gaps during a scheduled test instead of during an incident.
Transparent Monitoring
Aiwel provides real-time reporting and alerting across the environment, so you always know whether your recovery would actually work.
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Designing Your Disaster Recovery as a Service Plan
Aiwel works through these three areas with your team before recommending anything, so the disaster recovery as a service we build holds up under real pressure.
Data Type
Aiwel starts with a business impact analysis: which systems are mission-critical, how much data loss you can absorb, and how fast each one must return.
Evaluation
Aiwel stays vendor-neutral, matching you to pre-vetted partners and the right Tier 1, 2, or 3 recovery model for your budget.
Support Level
Aiwel supports healthcare, manufacturing, higher education, hospitality, and municipalities, and we own the work through implementation and operations.
Where Aiwel’s Disaster Recovery as a Service Adds Value
Most providers will sell you a replication tool and leave you to run it. Aiwel does the opposite. We monitor the environment, investigate every failure, run scheduled failover tests, and produce the compliance reporting your auditors ask for, so nobody on your team has to chase it.
Whether cloud, on-premises, or hybrid is right for you depends on your recovery objectives, compliance obligations, and budget, and Aiwel builds the comparison honestly before recommending either direction. What does not change is the discipline behind it. Aiwel ties your disaster recovery as a service design to specific RTO and RPO targets, tests it without disrupting production, and reports on it transparently. The result is a recovery you have already proven, not one you are hoping works.
Beyond Disaster Recovery as a Service
Aiwel’s disaster recovery as a service connects to our backup, cybersecurity, compliance, and network practices, so resilience is one program. Explore our other services to ensure your organization stays secure from all ends:
Frequently Asked Questions About Aiwel's Disaster Recovery as a Service
What does Aiwel actually manage in a disaster recovery as a service engagement?
Aiwel owns the full lifecycle: design, replication setup, daily monitoring, scheduled failover testing, compliance reporting, and hands-on support during an actual incident. Your team isn’t left running the failover alone.
Isn’t a regular backup enough?
No. Traditional backups don’t enable real-time recovery, and 96% of backup repositories are targeted during ransomware attacks. Disaster recovery as a service gives you somewhere to fail over to, not just a copy of your data. Aiwel layers both, alongside a written, tested plan.
How does Aiwel tailor disaster recovery as a service to our business?
Aiwel builds and tests DR strategies tied to your specific RTO and RPO goals, then matches you to the right Tier 1, Tier 2, or Tier 3 model based on your risk tolerance, compliance requirements, and budget.
Will testing disrupt our production environment?
No. Aiwel runs non-disruptive testing so you can prove the plan works without taking systems offline. Most clients discover their real recovery gaps during that first test, not during an incident.
How fast can we actually recover?
That depends on the tier you’re on, which is a budget decision as much as a technical one. Aiwel’s disaster recovery as a service restores environments, workloads, or individual VMs in minutes rather than hours, and we tell you your real recovery time rather than a marketing number.
Do we still need backup if we have disaster recovery as a service?
Yes. They solve different problems. DRaaS gets systems running again fast; backup as a service gives you clean, immutable copies to restore from when the data itself is corrupted or encrypted. Aiwel manages both so they’re designed together.
What happens during an actual outage?
You call Aiwel. We initiate failover, confirm workloads are running, and coordinate the recovery. Because the plan was written and rehearsed beforehand, nobody is improvising decisions while systems are down.
Do you support public sector organizations?
Yes. Aiwel is a Canadian-based firm delivering business resilience consulting and managed services to private and public sector clients across Canada and the United States.
What does disaster recovery as a service cost compared to doing it internally?
A predictable monthly managed cost against the cost of one major outage: lost revenue, recovery expenses, ransom demands, and compliance penalties. Standing up your own second site costs considerably more.
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