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Data Backup & Disaster Recovery

Data Backup & Disaster Recovery

Data loss comes from far more than ransomware: hardware fails, files get deleted by accident, software breaks, equipment is stolen, and power and fires happen. A good backup and recovery plan means any of those becomes a recoverable inconvenience instead of a crisis. We help you design backups around your actual systems and how quickly you’d need to be back up.

Why it matters

Recoverable, not just backed up

Backups only matter if you can restore from them, so we test that you can.

Business continuity

A plan for getting back to work quickly, not just getting data back eventually.

Protection from many causes

Hardware failure, deletion, theft, fire, power loss, and human error, not only ransomware.

Right-sized for you

Backup needs vary by business; we design around your data, recovery needs, and budget.

The backup essentials

Explore the specific services below, or reach out and we’ll help you decide what fits.

Every business runs on data: customer records, invoices, documents, email, and the files your team works in every day.

It’s easy to treat backups as optional until the day you need them.

The 3-2-1 rule is a simple, widely trusted way to think about backups: three copies of your important data, on two different types of storage, with one copy kept off-site or in the cloud.

Related service

Backups start at the server. Keep it maintained, monitored, and genuinely recoverable.

Common questions

Not the way most people assume. Microsoft keeps your service running and offers limited retention, but it’s not a full backup of your data. If files or emails are deleted, corrupted, or lost to an account compromise, a separate backup is what lets you recover them. We can add proper Microsoft 365 backup.

It depends on how much work you could afford to redo. A business that changes data constantly needs more frequent backups than one that doesn’t. We help you match backup frequency to what a realistic ‘worst case’ looks like for you.

Three copies of important data, on two different types of storage, with one copy kept off-site or in the cloud. It’s a simple, proven starting point for making sure a single failure can’t wipe out everything.

Want help with data backup?

Call or email and we’ll talk through your situation. No pressure, no jargon.