Backups only matter when you need to restore. We build backup systems that are automated, encrypted, offsite, and regularly tested — so when disaster strikes, recovery is a process, not a prayer.
Manual backups fail because they depend on someone remembering to do them. We deploy fully automated backup systems that protect your servers, workstations, and cloud data on a schedule — with monitoring to confirm every backup completes successfully.
Three copies of your data, on two different types of media, with one copy offsite. This is not a suggestion — it is the minimum standard we implement for every client. Ransomware, hardware failure, fire, or theft — the 3-2-1 rule covers all of them.
Local backups protect against hardware failure. Offsite backups protect against everything else — ransomware, natural disasters, theft, and building-level events. We replicate your backups to geographically separated data centers with encryption in transit and at rest.
Modern ransomware specifically targets backup systems. Immutable backups cannot be modified or deleted for a set retention period — even by an administrator account. This is your last line of defense, and it works.
A backup without a recovery plan is just a file taking up storage. We build documented disaster recovery plans that define exactly what happens when systems go down — who does what, in what order, and with what tools.
Recovery Time Objective defines the maximum acceptable downtime for each system. For some businesses, email can be down for 4 hours but the accounting system cannot be down for more than 1. We tailor recovery priorities to your actual business needs, not generic best practices.
The only way to know your backups work is to restore from them. We perform regular test restores and full disaster recovery drills — not just checking that backup files exist, but actually spinning up servers and verifying that applications and data are functional.
We do not just check a box that says "backup completed." We restore files, boot server images, and verify application functionality. If a backup cannot be restored, it is not a backup — and we will know that before you need it, not after.
We will audit your current backup strategy and show you exactly where the gaps are — before they become a crisis.
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