Buried 175 feet under Branson, Mo., is "the Mountain," the nickname of a disaster recovery hot site that Symitar is now offering as a host to its 700 client credit unions.

The Hosted Failover service is a new addition to the in-house failover service already offered by the Jack Henry & Associates subsidiary and is operated from a hardened site in a secure, underground facility in Branson, Mo.

Typical "warm recovery" services can take as long as 48 hours to get a system up and running, the company said, while the hosted service can get a credit union back online in as little as 20 minutes.

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