Understand what can interrupt the service
A system can run on several servers and still depend on a single account, database or provider. We examine these concentrations to distinguish apparent redundancy from effective continuity.
The goals are practical: how long the service can remain unavailable and how much recent data could be lost. These are the questions behind recovery time and recovery point objectives, rather than abstract guarantees.
Design for operation and recovery
Depending on the circumstances, the architecture may include high availability, database replication, load balancing, failover and disaster recovery. Compute, storage and networking can come from third-party providers; Cerberox designs and implements the architecture above them.
Test recovery, not just the backup
A completed backup does not prove that a service can be restored. The project includes agreed recovery tests, the dependencies they need and usable procedures. Ongoing management is defined when required; availability and response commitments are set in the engagement.
This is an independent service. It does not require a separate Data Security engagement.