Disaster Recovery Services

Disaster Recovery Services for Saudi Enterprises

Disaster recovery is the process of restoring IT systems and data after a disruption. BridgewellTek provides SAMA-compliant DR solutions with multi-region backups, automated failover, and comprehensive business continuity planning for Saudi organizations.

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DR Capabilities

Multi-Region Backups

Automated backups across multiple Saudi data centers with encrypted storage and rapid restoration.

Automated Failover

DNS-based failover, database replication, and automated recovery procedures for minimal downtime.

RPO/RTO Targets

Customizable Recovery Point and Recovery Time objectives to match your business requirements.

SAMA Compliance

Disaster recovery architecture that meets SAMA requirements for financial institutions.

Geographic Redundancy

Data replicated across multiple Saudi regions (Riyadh, Jeddah, Dammam) for maximum resilience.

DR Testing

Regular failover testing and DR drills to ensure your recovery procedures work when needed.

Disaster Recovery Tiers

Choose the DR tier that balances your RPO/RTO requirements with cost considerations.

Backup & Restore

RPO

24 hours

RTO

4-8 hours

Regular backups with manual restoration. Suitable for non-critical workloads.

Pilot Light

RPO

15 minutes

RTO

1-2 hours

Core systems replicated with minimal resources. Can scale up during disaster.

Warm Standby

RPO

5 minutes

RTO

15-30 minutes

Scaled-down but functional replica running continuously. Rapid failover capability.

Hot Standby

RPO

Near zero

RTO

Minutes

Full replica running in parallel. Automatic failover with minimal data loss.

RPO = Recovery Point Objective (acceptable data loss)

RTO = Recovery Time Objective (acceptable downtime)

What We Deliver

Business Impact Analysis

DR Strategy Document

Recovery Playbooks

Backup Configuration

Failover Automation

Monitoring & Alerting

Quarterly DR Drills

Compliance Documentation

Frequently Asked Questions

RPO (Recovery Point Objective) defines how much data you can afford to lose, measured in time. RTO (Recovery Time Objective) defines how long you can be offline. For example, an RPO of 1 hour means you could lose up to 1 hour of data, while an RTO of 2 hours means you need to be back online within 2 hours.

Yes, SAMA CSF mandates disaster recovery capabilities for financial institutions. Requirements include geographically redundant data centers within Saudi Arabia, regular DR testing, documented recovery procedures, and specific RPO/RTO targets based on system criticality.

We recommend quarterly DR drills at minimum, with annual full-scale failover tests. SAMA-regulated entities typically require documented DR testing at least twice per year. Each test should include recovery validation and lessons learned documentation.

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