Backup, Disaster Recovery & Business Continuity
Recovering your critical data swiftly and securely in case of a breach or disaster, with backups that are actually tested, not just scheduled.
Who this is for: Businesses that have backups in place but have never actually tested restoring from them.
The Problem
A backup nobody has ever restored is a hope, not a plan, and that gap tends to surface at the worst possible moment.
Our Solution
We set up automated, offsite, immutable backups and test restores on a schedule, so recovery is a rehearsed procedure, not an improvisation.
What's included
- Automated backup scheduling across servers, databases, and cloud data
- Microsoft 365 and SaaS backup
- Offsite and immutable backup copies to survive ransomware
- Scheduled restore testing, a backup that’s never been restored is a guess
- Disaster recovery planning
- Documented, rehearsed recovery procedures
- Rapid recovery support during an active incident
A backup nobody has ever restored is a hope, not a plan. We test restores on a schedule, keep offsite and immutable copies so ransomware can’t encrypt your recovery path along with everything else, and document the recovery procedure so it doesn’t depend on one person’s memory during a crisis.
Benefits
- Verified working backups, not just backup files nobody’s opened
- Ransomware-resistant offsite and immutable copies
- A documented recovery procedure that doesn’t depend on one person
Our Process
Audit
Review current backups and where the gaps are.
Fix Gaps
Add offsite and immutable copies where missing.
Automate
Schedule backups so nothing depends on someone remembering.
Test Restores
Verify backups actually work on a recurring schedule.
Document
Leave a rehearsed recovery procedure your team can follow.
Proven results: See what a four-day-old backup gap actually cost during a real ransomware recovery. See the write-up →
Frequently asked questions
How do I know if our current backups would actually work?
The only real way to know is a test restore, which is exactly what we set up on a recurring schedule rather than leaving as a one-time check.
What’s the difference between backup and disaster recovery?
Backup is having a copy of your data; disaster recovery is the documented, rehearsed process for actually getting back to operating after something goes wrong. We cover both, since a backup without a recovery plan still means scrambling during an incident.
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