Are you prepared for the unexpected?
RK’s Disaster Recovery Solutions is a New York City firm led by Ron Klink that specializes in Microsoft 365 security and cloud disaster recovery for small and mid-sized businesses. We secure your Microsoft 365 environment, back up the data your business runs on, and build tested recovery plans on Azure Site Recovery, AWS Elastic Disaster Recovery and IBM i Cloud Disaster Recovery, so you stay open when the unexpected happens. Start with a complimentary Microsoft Security Assessment or call +1 718-568-6161.
Of organizations experienced server downtime due to outdated hardware
Estimated US downtime cost of ransomware attacks in 2021
Source: Comparitech, 2022
Of organizations studied have had more than one data breach
Source: IBM Cost of a Data Breach Report 2022
Of organizations can recover from severe data loss within 12 hours
How I Can Help
Take the first step towards resilient business continuity!
Contact Ron Klink today for expert disaster recovery solutions in New York.
Why Choose Ron Klink?
Unparalleled Expertise
With years of experience in the industry, Ron Klink is a trusted name in disaster recovery solutions in the heart of New York. He possesses extensive knowledge of Azure Site Recovery, AWS Elastic Disaster Recovery, and IBM i Cloud Disaster Recovery, enabling him to design and implement tailored strategies that perfectly align with your organization’s needs.
Customized Solutions
We understand that every business has unique requirements, especially in the dynamic environment of New York. Ron takes a consultative approach to disaster recovery, working closely with you to analyze your infrastructure, identify potential vulnerabilities, and create a customized plan that safeguards your data and systems effectively.
Seamless Transitions:
Migrating your disaster recovery processes to the cloud can seem daunting, but Ron makes it seamless right here in New York. He leverages his expertise in Azure Site Recovery, AWS Elastic Disaster Recovery, and IBM i Cloud Disaster Recovery to ensure a smooth transition, minimizing downtime and maximizing efficiency for local businesses.
What would a data breach actually cost you?
Answer 5 quick questions for a personalized risk estimate based on 2025 IBM, Verizon and NY SHIELD Act data.
First, what's your name?
We'll personalize your risk report.
How many employees do you have?
Company size is the strongest predictor of breach cost.
What industry are you in?
Healthcare and finance face the highest breach costs.
Roughly how many customer records do you hold?
Names, emails, payment data, health records — anything identifiable.
Which of these apply to you?
Select all that apply. Each one raises your risk.
Your risk profile will appear here as you answer.
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