For Philippine enterprises facing constant disruption, CTO Cloud's DRaaS offers guaranteed resilience. The locally hosted solution utilizes geo-redundant data centers in Clark and Laguna to ensure instant, automated failover and system recovery within minutes, protecting operations, public trust, and data sovereignty.
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Discover how CTO Cloud's locally hosted DRaaS keeps Philippine enterprises and agencies running 24/7, even in the face of typhoons, cyberattacks, and power outages.
In the Philippines, power interruptions, typhoons, and network outages are part of everyday reality. For businesses and government agencies, staying online is not just a technical matter; it's a matter of survival. Each minute of downtime can cost revenue, productivity, and public trust.
That's why many organizations are turning to CTO Cloud's Disaster Recovery as a Service (DRaaS), a locally hosted, secure, and high-availability solution designed to keep systems running even in the event of a disaster.
Downtime remains one of the most significant risks to Philippine operations. The country sits on the typhoon belt and the Pacific Ring of Fire, making both natural and infrastructure disruptions frequent.
According to an IDC Asia/Pacific study (2024):
These figures show a clear gap between digital adoption and digital resilience. While many have migrated to the cloud, few have invested in structured recovery systems that ensure continuity.
Disaster Recovery as a Service (DRaaS) is more than a backup. It ensures your entire system, data, servers, and applications can instantly shift to a secondary cloud site when your primary environment goes down.
For Philippine organizations, this means operations can continue uninterrupted, even during typhoons, power failures, or cyberattacks. Instead of hours (or days) of downtime, systems can recover within minutes, minimizing losses and maintaining public confidence.
At the heart of CTO Cloud's resilience strategy are two fully redundant disaster recovery sites located in Clark and Laguna.
Strategically located outside Metro Manila's congestion zone, Clark serves as the northern backup hub. It operates in a Tier III facility equipped with:
During Typhoon Egay (2024), a Metro Manila-based BPO using CTO Cloud's DRaaS experienced zero downtime, thanks to instant failover to the Clark data center.
The Laguna site complements Clark as the southern counterpart, ensuring geo-redundant coverage across Luzon. It houses mission-critical workloads in a Tier III facility that complies with the Philippine Data Privacy Act (RA 10173).
This dual-site setup enables seamless failover between Clark and Laguna, ensuring business continuity even if one region is affected by flooding, grid failures, or network disruptions.
Together, these two local data centers form CTO Cloud's twin-engine resilience model, offering faster recovery, full data sovereignty, and 100% uptime assurance.
CTO Cloud's DRaaS is built to meet the unique challenges of Philippine operations, offering:
CTO Cloud's DRaaS caters to both private enterprises and government agencies.
Whether it's a retail chain ensuring transactions continue, or an LGU keeping public portals online during a storm, CTO Cloud keeps the Philippines running.
Disaster recovery is no longer just an IT precaution; it's a national necessity. By investing in local cloud infrastructure like CTO Cloud's DRaaS, Philippine organizations are not only protecting their operations but also strengthening the nation's digital backbone.
With Clark and Laguna as twin DR strongholds, CTO Cloud delivers resilience built for the realities of the Philippines' businesses: local, compliant, and always online.
Stay operational. Stay sovereign. Stay resilient with CTO Cloud. Visit cto.com.ph to learn more.
