Protect in the cloud. Recover in the cloud.
Quorum Direct to Cloud protects critical workloads directly in Quorum Cloud, providing secure offsite recovery without a local onQ appliance or customer-managed secondary site.
Recovery without local recovery infrastructure.
Remote offices, distributed environments, and cloud-first organizations can protect workloads offsite without deploying a full recovery platform at every location.
Capture
Create consistent point-in-time snapshots of physical and virtual systems.
Send direct
Transmit trusted recovery points securely from production to Quorum Cloud.
Run in cloud
Activate critical systems offsite when production becomes unavailable.
From production to cloud recovery.
One workflow protects, moves, validates, and activates workloads without a local recovery appliance in the path.
Protect
Create consistent snapshots of protected systems.
Transfer
Send recovery points securely to Quorum Cloud.
Store
Keep snapshots encrypted, immutable, and isolated.
Activate
Start selected workloads directly in cloud.
Reconnect
Restore secure user and application access.
Return
Operate until production is repaired or migrated.
Resilience that starts offsite.
Reduce the physical footprint of recovery while preserving a fast, tested path to running systems.
No local appliance
Protect workloads without dedicated Quorum hardware at the production site.
Geographic separation
Store recovery points away from the location and risks they protect.
Rapid activation
Start protected systems directly from cloud recovery snapshots.
Lower overhead
Reduce hardware, facility, maintenance, and refresh responsibilities.
Flexible recovery
Use Quorum Cloud for outages, migrations, replacements, or transitions.
Predictable operations
Use one platform for protection, testing, activation, and recovery management.
One recovery strategy across every location.
Apply a consistent cloud recovery model where deploying full recovery hardware at every site is impractical.
Branch offices
Protect business systems at smaller operating locations.
Remote facilities
Secure workloads where local IT resources are limited.
Edge infrastructure
Extend cloud recovery to distributed application environments.
Transitioning sites
Maintain protection while facilities are consolidated or migrated.
Small production environments
Match recovery architecture to a lighter infrastructure footprint.
Distributed applications
Protect workloads consistently across many physical locations.
Cloud storage does not equal cloud recovery.
Direct to Cloud maintains protected workloads that can run inside Quorum Cloud—not simply backup files waiting to be rebuilt.
Restore before systems operate
- Download large volumes of data
- Provision replacement infrastructure
- Rebuild virtual machines
- Reconfigure networks and dependencies
- Validate applications after restoration
Activate systems first
- Boot protected workloads in cloud
- Start applications in policy order
- Reconnect users securely
- Operate during repair or transition
- Restore or migrate when ready
Turn protected snapshots into running systems.
Activate the services that make the business usable inside a secure, managed cloud environment.
Critical applications
Run essential systems while production is unavailable.
Authentication
Activate identity services required by dependent workloads.
Databases
Start protected data services before dependent applications.
File services
Restore access to shared data and operational resources.
Multi-tier applications
Activate complete environments according to dependencies.
Secure connectivity
Reconnect authorized users through protected cloud networking.
Applications depend on more than one server.
Recovery policies organize workloads into coordinated groups so teams do not have to determine startup order during an outage.
- Domain controllers and identity services
- Database-first recovery
- Application and web server sequencing
- File and storage dependencies
- Complete infrastructure groups
Secure cloud infrastructure ready to operate.
Quorum Cloud provides the capacity, isolation, and connectivity required to run protected workloads during recovery.
Security that preserves the recovery path.
Controls designed for ransomware, credential compromise, and infrastructure failure protect every stage of cloud recovery.
Immutable snapshots
Protected recovery points cannot be modified once written.
Logical air gap
Cloud storage is isolated from persistent production write access.
Encryption everywhere
Keep data protected in transit and at rest.
Firewall segmentation
Isolate each customer recovery environment.
Zero-trust access
Control access through identity, authorization, and role.
Continuous validation
Monitoring and third-party testing support cloud security.
Confirm that cloud recovery works.
Test the full operating environment under realistic conditions without interrupting production systems.
More than an emergency recovery option.
Use cloud activation to support planned infrastructure change as well as unplanned disruption.
Remote office protection
Protect distributed sites without local recovery hardware.
Data center migration
Operate temporarily while systems move between facilities.
Hardware refresh
Maintain availability while infrastructure is replaced.
Hypervisor migration
Protect workloads through virtualization platform change.
Site consolidation
Provide continuity while locations are combined.
Ransomware isolation
Activate clean recovery points away from production.
Local recovery or cloud-first protection?
Local speed plus cloud resilience.
DRaaS begins with a local onQ recovery platform and replicates protected snapshots to Quorum Cloud.
- Rapid local recovery required
- Local recovery hardware available
- Both local and cloud copies needed
- Hardware failure handled without cloud activation
Cloud-first protection and activation.
Send protected workloads directly to Quorum Cloud without a local recovery appliance.
- Local recovery hardware unnecessary
- Offsite protection is the priority
- Locations are small or distributed
- Cloud is the preferred recovery destination
Geographic recovery without owning the site.
Own and operate the environment
- Secondary facility and remote hardware
- Power, cooling, and network infrastructure
- Hardware lifecycle management
- Internal administration and testing
- Upfront capital requirements
Use managed cloud recovery
- Quorum Cloud as the recovery location
- No customer-owned second site
- Reduced capital infrastructure
- Managed recovery resources
- Activation during outages and transitions
Built for organizations that want recovery offsite.
Replace underused standby hardware with a recovery architecture that follows operational needs and infrastructure change.
- You do not need local recovery hardware
- Workloads should be protected outside production
- You operate remote or distributed infrastructure
- You are reducing on-premises hardware
- You are migrating data centers or hypervisors
- Cloud activation is required during extended outages
- No secondary recovery facility is available
- Testing and validation must be repeatable
Recover without local hardware.
No second site. No dedicated local appliance. No restore-first delay. Protect in cloud, activate in cloud, and return when ready.