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How much does your company lose for every hour of stopped operations?

In under a minute, you discover the approximate cost of every hour your operation stands still and the size of the risk you carry today, without sharing any sensitive data.

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THE INVISIBLE COST

When systems go down, the bill keeps running, even with the company closed.

If your critical systems stopped right now, how long would your operation keep going, and how much would every passing hour cost you?

Downtime is the period when a company's systems are unavailable, interrupting sales, service and access to data. Small and mid-sized companies pay, on average, around $8,000 per hour of downtime, according to the 2023 Datto Global State of the Channel Ransomware Report. Most leaders only discover that number after their first incident.

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WHY IT HURTS MORE THAN IT SEEMS

The cost of an incident goes far beyond the hours of downtime

An outage rarely comes alone. When the operation goes down, you add lost revenue to the cost of recovery, potential fines and the loss of data and customer trust.

$4.44M

is the global average cost of a data breach in 2025, according to the IBM Cost of a Data Breach Report 2025. When an outage stems from an attack, this is the cost that comes with it.

279 days

is the average time an organization takes to detect and contain a breach, according to IBM 2025: nearly nine months of silent exposure before the bill arrives.

90%+

of organizations, even mid-sized ones, estimate the cost of one hour of downtime at over $300,000, according to the ITIC 2024 Hourly Cost of Downtime Report.

THE ZAMAK METHOD

Zamak Managed Continuity: your operation protected, from prevention to recovery

The result for you is straightforward: when an incident happens, your company is back up in the shortest possible time, with recovery targets defined by contract, without having to negotiate with the attacker.

1

Automated 24/7 monitoring and defense

We watch your systems in an automated way, 24 hours a day, with endpoint detection and response (EDR) from SentinelOne, to contain threats before they turn into an outage.

2

Immutable, tested backup

We keep immutable copies of your data with Cove Data Protection from N-able and validate recovery with automated Recovery Testing, turning untested assumptions into documented evidence.

3

Recovery in the shortest time, with a contractual target

When the worst happens, we restore your operation from intact copies, with a recovery time objective (RTO) defined by contract and without paying any ransom.

You operate with the assurance that an outage is no longer a threat to the survival of the business.

WHAT IF NOTHING CHANGES?

The risk will not wait for you to get ready

If nothing changes in the way your company protects its systems, the next outage stops being a hypothesis and becomes a probability. 88% of breaches at small and mid-sized companies involved ransomware, according to the Verizon DBIR 2025, and the company that is slow to recover hardly preserves its contracts and customers.

An estimated 60% of small companies hit by a cyberattack close within six months, a figure widely cited across the industry. The gap between the incident and the recovery is where the future of the business is decided.

For 15 years Zamak Technologies has kept the operations of companies that cannot afford to stop. We operate with tools certified to SOC 2 Type II and ISO 27001 (SentinelOne for advanced defense, Cove Data Protection from N-able for backup), as a Microsoft Solutions Partner and a member of the Addee Elite Group, with Great Place to Work recognition.

FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS

What companies ask before protecting their operation

Having a backup is not the same as being able to recover. A backup that has never been tested is a false sense of security. Zamak validates recovery with automated Recovery Testing, which confirms, in a documented way, that your data comes back when you need it.

The estimate starts from your monthly revenue and operating hours to calculate how much your company stops earning for every hour it is down, adjusted by the number of critical systems that rely on IT. It is a directional number to size the risk, not a quote.

EDR (Endpoint Detection and Response) is the technology that monitors every device on your network in real time and blocks suspicious behavior before an attack spreads. It is the difference between containing a threat on one machine and stopping the entire company.

Yes. Zamak acts as the backbone behind your IT team, not as a replacement. Your team keeps control of day-to-day operations while we add enterprise-grade monitoring, security and continuity behind it.

The recovery time objective (RTO) is defined by contract, according to how critical your operation is. Our commitment is to bring your company back online in the shortest possible time, based on immutable copies and a recovery plan that is tested, not improvised in the middle of a crisis.

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Updated June 2026 · Free tool by Zamak Technologies