Backup & Disaster Recovery

Never lose critical data again

Backup and disaster recovery keeps verified copies of your business data, with a tested plan to restore them quickly after ransomware, hardware failure or human error. Hope is not a backup strategy. Whether it's ransomware, hardware failure, or human error, data loss can cripple your business. We design backup solutions that actually work when you need them, tested and verified regularly so there are no surprises.

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Common Backup Failures

"Backups were running, but nobody checked if they could restore"

"The backup drive was connected when ransomware hit"

"We thought Microsoft 365 backed everything up automatically"

"Recovery took so long, we lost days of work anyway"

These stories are far too common. Real backup means regular testing, multiple locations, and a clear recovery plan that everyone knows.

The 3-2-1 Rule

The foundation of proper backup strategy

Copies of your data

Different media types

Offsite location

What Makes Our Backups Different

Ransomware Protection

Modern backup systems include immutable copies that ransomware cannot encrypt or delete.

Fast Recovery

When disaster strikes, every minute counts. We design recovery processes that get you back up quickly.

Tested Regularly

A backup you've never tested isn't really a backup. We verify recovery works before you need it.

Compliance Ready

Meet retention requirements and prove your data protection to auditors and regulators.

What We Protect

Servers & Workstations

Full system images
Application data
Operating system state
Database backups

Cloud Services

Microsoft 365 data
Google Workspace
SharePoint & Teams
OneDrive & Drive

Business Applications

ERP systems
CRM databases
Accounting software
Custom applications

FAQ

Backup & disaster recovery questions

How often should a business back up its data?

Daily at a minimum, with critical systems protected continuously or hourly. We design backups around the 3-2-1 rule: three copies of your data, on two different types of storage, with one copy off-site or in the cloud.

What is an immutable backup and why does it matter for ransomware?

An immutable backup is a copy that cannot be altered or deleted for a set period, even by an administrator account. Modern ransomware deliberately hunts for and encrypts backups first; immutability means there is always a clean copy left to restore from.

Do you test that backups can actually be restored?

Yes, on a schedule. An untested backup is only a hope, not a plan. We run regular test restores and document recovery times so you know exactly how long a real recovery would take before you ever need one.

Could your business survive a data disaster?

Let's make sure you never have to find out the hard way

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