If your IT provider goes down, your business goes down with it
If your IT provider goes down, your backup is of no use to you.
A recent article in itbusiness shows just how underestimated this risk is
and the potential consequences of bankruptcy for businesses:
The IT Provider's Bankruptcy – An Underestimated Risk to Digital Continuity
Companies are investing in security, compliance, and the cloud. But there’s one risk that’s often overlooked: What happens if your IT provider goes down or goes bankrupt?
The reality is inconvenient:
- Accessing data is legally possible, but often slow and unreliable in practice
- SaaS contracts do not guarantee continuity; service can end abruptly
- Migration is virtually impossible on short notice
The real problem isn't data loss.
It's the downtime your business experiences.
Backup is not the same as business continuity.
This is exactly where ORIA comes in
ORIA Swiss Enterprise Cloud:
- Operations in Switzerland
- clear data control
- Kubernetes and traditional workloads
- Backup, Disaster Recovery, and Business Continuity
- ISO 27001, ISO 20000, ISAE 3402 Type 2
- BCM in accordance with ISO 22301
Containerized applications can be operated with high availability and scalability.
Conclusion
The key question isn’t: Is your data backed up? It’s: Will your business keep running if your provider goes down? ORIA provides the answer to exactly that.