Recover applications, data, identity and operating context—not only virtual machines.
Aiotor Disaster Recovery coordinates protected data, infrastructure, dependencies, runbooks, service restart and validation for critical enterprise and industrial systems.
Declare
Confirm incident scope and recovery authority.
Select
Choose a verified recovery point and target.
Restore
Recover data, identity and dependencies.
Validate
Test business service and integrations.
Designed for accountable enterprise operation.
Aiotor combines business context, governed automation, security and recovery instead of creating another isolated tool.
Business service mapping
Connect applications to data, identity, network and operating owners.
Recovery runbooks
Sequence infrastructure, data and application restart steps.
Dependency control
Track credentials, certificates, DNS, integrations and external services.
Failover and restore
Support local, secondary-site or hybrid recovery models.
Validation tests
Confirm transactions, users, integrations and operational readiness.
Recovery evidence
Retain timestamps, decisions, outcomes and unresolved issues.
From signal to controlled outcome.
Each step carries identity, policy, timestamps and evidence so teams can understand what happened and recover when required.
Confirm incident scope and recovery authority.
Choose a verified recovery point and target.
Recover data, identity and dependencies.
Test business service and integrations.
Return users with evidence and monitoring.
A recovery plan is complete only when the business service is verified and usable.
Deploy the product independently or connect it with Aiotor AI, ERP, workspace, cloud, storage, backup and recovery.
Plan the right deployment.
Can DR use our existing infrastructure?
Yes. Aiotor can orchestrate customer-owned primary and recovery environments.
What is verified recovery?
It means testing the actual business service, not only confirming that a server started.
Does this include cyber recovery?
It can include clean-room and ransomware recovery controls when required.
Build Disaster Recovery around your real operating model.
Share the sites, systems, users, data and recovery requirements involved.
