A dead drive should be a bad day, not the end.
Everyone means to back up. Far fewer ever test that the backup works — which is the moment that actually matters. We set up automatic local and off-site backups, then prove they restore, so a failure, a theft, or a ransomware hit stays survivable.
Backed up, off-site, and actually tested.
A backup you've never restored from is a hope, not a plan. We treat recovery as the real deliverable.
- Automatic backups. Your files and systems copied on a schedule, with no one having to remember to press a button.
- Off-site copies. A second copy away from your building, so a fire, flood, or theft doesn't take the backup with the original.
- Tested restores. We periodically restore from the backup to confirm it works — before you need it to.
- Ransomware recovery. Clean, isolated copies mean you can refuse the ransom and restore instead.
- Continuity planning. A known answer to "how long to get back running," instead of finding out the hard way.
"How fast can we be back?"
Most businesses can't answer that, and the honest answer for many is "we don't know." We make it a number you've agreed to in advance and built the backups to hit.
That number is the difference between a rough afternoon and a closed business.
About backup & recovery.
How often should backups be tested?
Regularly, and by actually restoring from them. We monitor that backup jobs complete and perform periodic test restores, because a backup nobody has ever restored from is unproven.
Do I need both local and off-site copies?
Yes. A local copy restores fast; an off-site copy survives a fire, flood, or theft. Together they cover the situations that actually take businesses down.
Can backups protect against ransomware?
Good ones can. Clean, isolated copies let you restore instead of paying a ransom — which is why we keep them out of reach of an infection.
How fast can we recover?
That depends on your systems, and we set a target with you up front rather than leaving it to chance. Knowing the number is half the value.
Let's get it sorted.
Tell us what's going on. Quick questions get a quick answer for free; anything bigger gets an honest estimate before we touch it.