Services / Backup & Disaster Recovery
A backup you've never tested isn't a backup.
Ransomware and hardware failure happen. We make sure they don't cost you your business.
Direct answerA backup that runs on a schedule and a backup that actually restores your systems are two very different things. We build and test the second kind, so "hope it doesn't happen to us" is never actually your plan.
What's included
Backups in three places
Data existing in at least three places, two storage types, one copy physically separate from your office.
Tested restores
A documented, timed restore test — not just a job that "completed successfully" and was never verified.
Fast recovery times
A real number for how long it takes to get back up, measured in hours, not "we’re not totally sure."
Ransomware readiness
A real option to say no when it matters, instead of negotiating with criminals.
Who this is for
- You’ve never actually tried restoring from your current backup
- You couldn’t tell someone right now how long a full recovery would take
- Ransomware or hardware failure would be a business-ending event, not an inconvenience
- "It’s in the cloud" is currently your entire disaster recovery plan