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Ransomware, a virus, or a failed hard drive can stop a business cold. A tested backup and a clear disaster recovery plan turn that day into an inconvenience instead of a crisis.

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Backup & disaster recovery

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We design backup systems around the data your business can’t recreate: file shares, accounting data, line-of-business databases, and email. Critical server data is copied nightly on-site, and a second copy is stored in the cloud, so a fire, theft, or ransomware attack doesn’t take every copy with it.

For data that changes all day, continuous backup captures changes as they happen instead of waiting for tonight’s job. Retention is set by how far back you might realistically need to go.

A backup is only as good as its last restore. We test restores on a regular schedule and document what comes back first and how long it takes, so you know what recovery looks like before you ever need it.

What’s included

  • Nightly server backupCritical server data backed up on-site every night.
  • Cloud backupOff-site copies that survive fire, theft, flood, and ransomware.
  • Continuous backupOngoing protection for data that changes throughout the day.
  • Ransomware recoveryVersioned backups that let us roll files back to before an infection.
  • Restore testingScheduled test restores that prove the backups work.
  • Disaster recovery planA written plan covering what gets restored first and how long it takes.

Who it’s for

Any business whose day depends on files, email, accounting, or a line-of-business application.

How we get started

We inventory the data that would hurt most to lose, set up on-site and cloud copies, and then run a test restore so you can watch it work.

Common questions

What is the difference between backup and disaster recovery?

Backup is the copy of your data. Disaster recovery is the plan for getting the business running again: which systems come back first, where they run, and how long it takes.

Can backups protect us from ransomware?

Off-site, versioned backups let us restore files to a point before the infection. Combined with antivirus, patching, and email filtering, they are your most important defense.

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