Cloud backup
Encrypted off-site copies with geographic redundancy, so a site incident is not a data loss event.
Data protection
Backups you have actually restored from
An untested backup is a hope, not a plan. We back up automatically, encrypt end to end, and prove recovery works.
Encrypted at restRansomware-resistantTested restoresOff-site copies
Protection
Backup services
Protection for every environment you run.
Local backup
High-speed local copies for fast recovery when you need something back within the hour.
Continuous replication
Near-real-time replication for systems where losing a day of work is not acceptable.
Ransomware protection
Immutable and offline copies that ransomware cannot encrypt along with your live data.
Disaster recovery planning
Documented runbooks and failover procedures so recovery is a process, not an improvisation.
Database backup
Application-consistent backups for SQL Server, Oracle, MySQL and PostgreSQL with point-in-time recovery.
Before you commit
Three questions we ask every client
- How much data can you afford to lose? That sets your backup frequency, not your budget.
- How long can you be down? That decides whether you need a spare server ready or a rebuild from backup.
- Who restores it when you are unavailable? A plan that depends on one person is not a plan.
What a recovery test looks like
We restore a real system from backup on a scheduled date, time the recovery, verify the data, and give you a short written report. If the restore fails, you find out in a test — not during an incident.
Recovery targets and retention are agreed in writing before we start.
How often should backups run?
It depends on how much data you can afford to lose. Most businesses settle on hourly for transactional systems and daily for files.
Are backups encrypted?
Yes — encrypted at rest and in transit, with keys managed so a stolen backup file is useless on its own.
Do you test restores?
Yes, on a schedule agreed with you, with a written report of what was restored and how long it took.
Can you protect us from ransomware?
Immutable and offline copies are the core defence — ransomware cannot encrypt a backup it cannot reach.
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Tell us what you are running today and what is giving you trouble. The first conversation is free and there is no obligation.