A Bursa Malaysia-listed investment holding company faced a ransomware attack in 2024, encrypting 90% of a business unit’s data and exposing weaknesses in its disaster recovery (DR) tools. Under Malaysia’s Cybersecurity Act 2024, the company adopted HyperBDR’s dual-layer, cross-cloud DR strategy, migrating workloads to Huawei Cloud, automating DR in a separate AZ, and storing a third copy on AWS. Recovery time dropped from days to minutes, ensuring compliance, enhancing cyber resilience, and boosting investor trust.

HyperBDR has exceeded our expectations by meeting both our current compliance and recovery needs, while also aligning with our strategy of deepening technological integration and continuous innovation. Starting with our disaster recovery system, we plan to explore more cloud-native solutions to address increasingly complex challenges in the future.

Hunan Agricultural Credit is the largest agricultural guarantee institution in Hunan Province, serving all counties and districts.

Ping An Financial Cloud has chosen to collaborate with OnePro Cloud to integrate HyperMotion into its migration solution, enriching its platform capabilities and enhancing customer digital transformation efficiency

To achieve above-average levels of high availability and application protection, the group needed a more efficient disaster recovery solution to replace its previous on-premises backup services.

The challenges faced by a certain bank in the process of migrating data from local to financial dedicated cloud on a large scale

Founded in 1996, a leading real estate group in China has established itself as a top 100 enterprise in the real estate sector, excelling in real estate development, commercial operation.

A well-known Brazilian bank, whose business system was initially running in a local VMware environment, is considering disaster recovery of the business system to the cloud to meet regulatory needs

Due to significant changes in VMware's policies, the Mexican Public Sector has opted to migrate their service applications from VMware to Huawei Cloud Stack (HCS8.2) to enhance the stability of their government services.

A government department client in Nigeria, their production business operates on physical machines in IDC data centers. Due to unstable local power supply and aging physical equipment, they plan to DR

SynthAsia leveraged HyperMotion’s automated, secure, and user-friendly migration capabilities to seamlessly transition their ERP system to Huawei Cloud, overcoming virtualization bottlenecks and achieving scalable, resilient IT infrastructure.