Zerto for Business
We help businesses implement Zerto to protect critical systems, enable disaster recovery and ransomware recovery, reduce RPO/RTO, and migrate workloads between on-premises infrastructure, DR sites, and the cloud, including hybrid and multi-cloud environments.
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What Zerto Is Best Suited For
Fast Recovery of Critical Business Services
Restore key systems after an outage with minimal downtime.
ExploreLower RPO and RTO
Reduce both acceptable data loss and service recovery time through continuous replication.
ExploreRansomware Recovery
Recover systems to a usable point before encryption to reduce the impact of an attack.
ExploreRecovery After a Site or Data Center Failure
Resume operations at another location when an incident affects the entire site.
ExploreDR Plan Testing Without Impacting Production
Validate recovery scenarios in an isolated environment while production services continue running.
ExploreWorkload Migration Between Sites or Clouds
Move workloads between data centers or platforms with minimal downtime.
ExploreZerto Solutions We Implement
Disaster Recovery for Critical Systems
Replicate virtual machines, applications, and data to a DR site or the cloud in near real time.
ExploreRansomware Recovery / Cyber Recovery
Recover systems to a usable point before the incident to reduce downtime and data loss.
ExploreWorkload Migration
Move workloads between data centers, platforms, or cloud environments with minimal impact on users.
ExploreDR Testing Without Impacting Production
Create isolated environments to validate recovery scenarios while production services remain online.
ExploreHybrid Infrastructure Protection
Design an architecture that spans on-premises infrastructure, a DR site, and the cloud around the customer's actual requirements.
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Assesment
We analyze the current infrastructure and identify critical systems.
Recovery Objectives
We define RPO/RTO targets and dependencies between services.
Design
We design the DR architecture and select the target recovery environment.
Implementation
We deploy Zerto, configure replication, and perform recovery testing.
Support
We prepare documentation and runbooks, train your team, and provide ongoing support for the solution.
Typical Use Cases
Building a DR Site for Critical Systems
We design and configure a secondary site or cloud environment for key business systems.
ExploreRansomware Protection with Fast Recovery
We configure replication so systems can be rolled back to a usable point before the incident after an attack.
ExploreMigrating Virtual Machines Between Data Centers or Clouds
We move workloads with minimal impact on business operations - one of the most common Zerto use cases.
ExploreDisaster Recovery Plan Testing
We perform recovery tests to confirm that the plan works in practice, not just on paper.
ExploreReviewing or Updating an Existing DR Architecture
We assess the current environment, identify weaknesses, and align the DR plan with today's systems and business requirements.
ExploreLicensing, Infrastructure, and Requirements
Zerto configuration and cost depend on the number of protected
workloads, target platform, DR site, RPO/RTO requirements, data volume and change rate, network connectivity, and recovery scenarios. There is no single fixed price - the solution is sized around the customer's specific architecture and recovery requirements.
NEOLA helps determine which systems need protection, assess acceptable downtime and data loss, and select the right architecture rather than simply choosing licenses. That is why every proposal begins with an assessment.
Why Work with NEOLA
We treat Zerto as part of the overall DR architecture, not as a standalone product.
We consider virtualization, storage, networking, security, cloud, backup, DNS, access, runbooks, and testing as one integrated recovery environment.
We do more than deploy Zerto - we validate the actual recovery scenario.
F.A.Q.
Clear answers before we start
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How is Zerto different from backup?
Backup ensures that a copy of the data exists, while Zerto focuses on restoring services quickly and minimizing data loss through Continuous Data Protection and journal-based recovery. Zerto replicates changes in near real time and helps bring services back online with minimal data loss. The two technologies complement rather than replace each other. -
Why does a business need Zerto?
To reduce downtime for critical systems and minimize the risk of data loss after an outage, human error, ransomware attack, or site failure. Zerto provides fast disaster recovery and enables organizations to verify that their recovery plan actually works. -
What are RPO and RTO?
RPO defines how much data the business can afford to lose - in other words, how far back in time recovery may need to go. RTO defines how quickly services must be restored. These are two key metrics in any DR plan and the starting point for our design process. -
Can Zerto help after a ransomware attack?
Yes. Replication with point-in-time recovery makes it possible to restore systems to a state before encryption and reduce the impact of the attack. This is not attack prevention; it is a recovery capability after an incident. -
Can disaster recovery be tested without stopping production?
Yes. Recovery testing is performed in an isolated environment, so production services continue running while you verify that the DR plan will work when needed. -
Does NEOLA help design the entire DR architecture?
Yes. We work not only with Zerto implementation but with the complete DR architecture: critical systems, RPO/RTO, networking, access, the target recovery site, testing, documentation, and ongoing support.
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Tell us what you need — cloud migration, cybersecurity, networking, infrastructure, workplace devices, or ongoing IT support. We’ll review your request and help you choose the right next step.
