Backup & business continuity
A backup nobody has tested
is a hope, not a plan
Most businesses discover their backup was incomplete on the day they needed it. We protect the data, verify it can be restored, and define what happens in the hours after something fails.
Managed backup
Protected copies of the data your business depends on, taken on a schedule that matches how fast your information changes.
Verified recovery
Restores are tested rather than assumed, so you find out that a backup is broken before you need it.
Continuity planning
A written plan for who does what in the hours after a failure, so the response is not improvised.
Two questions worth answering
How much data, how much time
Every continuity plan comes down to two numbers: how much recent work you can afford to lose, and how long you can afford to be down. Answer those honestly and the technical decisions follow.
- Business data, file shares, and the systems your staff work in daily
- Microsoft 365 and Google Workspace data, which the platforms do not fully protect for you
- Server and critical system images where recovery speed matters
- Offsite copies, so a local disaster does not take the backup with it
- Protection against ransomware reaching your backup copies
- A documented recovery order, so the most important systems come back first
When was your backup last restored?
Not backed up, restored. If nobody can answer that, you do not yet know whether you have a backup at all.