Backup and disaster recovery
Everybody has backups. Far fewer have backups that have been restored from, and almost nobody knows how many hours it would actually take to get trading again. The difference between those two states is the whole product.
What you get
- A ransomware event becomes a restore, not a payment decision
- Deleted mail and files recoverable months later
- A known, tested recovery time you can plan around
- Evidence for the backup questions on your insurance form
The backup is running to a drive plugged into the server it is backing up, which ransomware will encrypt at the same time. Or it is in Microsoft 365, which Microsoft explicitly says is your responsibility to back up, not theirs.
How we run it
Immutable, off-site copies
Backups that cannot be altered or deleted by anything on your network, including an attacker with your administrator password. This is the single control that turns a ransomware event from a crisis into an inconvenience.
Microsoft 365 and Google Workspace backup
Mail, OneDrive, SharePoint and Teams. Your provider protects their infrastructure, not your data — a deleted mailbox or an encrypted SharePoint library is your problem to solve.
Restores tested on a schedule, and reported
We restore real files and real machines to prove the backup works, and we send you the result. An untested backup is a belief, not a control.
Recovery targets written down
How long to get back, and how much work you would lose — agreed in advance, per system, so you can decide where it is worth spending more.
A documented recovery runbook
The order things come back in, who calls whom, and where the credentials are. Written before you need it, because nobody thinks clearly during an outage.
What changes for you
- A ransomware event becomes a restore, not a payment decision
- Deleted mail and files recoverable months later
- A known, tested recovery time you can plan around
- Evidence for the backup questions on your insurance form
Questions people ask
Isn't our data already safe in Microsoft 365?
How often do you test restores?
What if we get hit anyway?
Find out what you're actually running
A 15-minute call, then a two-hour on-site assessment and a written picture of your environment. The findings are yours to keep whether or not you hire us.