Business Continuity
A Backup Is Only Useful When It Can Be Restored
Backup and disaster recovery services protect business systems through layered copies, documented recovery priorities, and periodic restore validation.
What This Service Helps You Accomplish
- Protect servers, workstations, databases, NAS systems, and private-cloud applications.
- Maintain off-site, multi-location, immutable, or otherwise protected copies where appropriate.
- Define recovery point and recovery time objectives.
- Test restores and document the steps required to resume operations.
Core Capabilities
Server and Workstation Backup
Scheduled image, file, and application-aware backup based on system requirements.
Database and Application Backup
Consistent database dumps, configuration backup, and application-specific procedures.
NAS and Private-Cloud Backup
Protected copies of data, configuration, databases, and required encryption keys.
Off-Site and Multi-Location Replication
Secondary copies at another facility or approved hosted location.
Restore Testing
Periodic sample restores, full-system exercises, and documentation updates.
Continuity Planning
Priority systems, dependencies, contacts, recovery sequence, RPO, RTO, and exercise planning.
How Engagements Work
We identify critical systems and data, determine acceptable loss and downtime, map dependencies, select backup methods, deploy protected storage, document recovery, and test representative restores.
Frequently Asked Questions
How often should backups be tested?
Testing frequency should reflect business risk, system changes, recovery objectives, and the importance of the protected data.
Is replication the same as backup?
No. Replication can copy corruption, deletion, or ransomware effects. It should be combined with versioned or protected backups.
Can you guarantee recovery after every disaster?
No provider can guarantee every outcome. A layered design, protected copies, documentation, and testing improve recovery readiness.
Review Your Recovery Readiness
Define what must be protected, how quickly it must return, and how recovery will be verified.