Dependable IT Backup and Recovery for Your Business

Test restores should be scheduled, at least quarterly for most businesses and more often for critical systems. A backup that has never been restored is an assumption, and restore tests are the most commonly skipped item in IT maintenance. Our managed backup clients get monitored jobs and scheduled restore verification, so the answer to “would it work?” is already documented before anything goes wrong.

Three copies of your data, on two different types of media, with one copy stored offsite or in an isolated cloud environment. The offsite copy is what saves you when the problem is physical, such as fire or theft, or when ransomware encrypts everything the network can reach. We design backup architectures around this standard as a minimum.

Not in the way most businesses assume. Microsoft keeps the service running and offers limited retention, but deleted mailboxes, overwritten files, and malicious deletions can pass outside those windows. A separate backup of your Microsoft 365 environment protects the data itself rather than just the platform it sits on.

With our virtualized recovery options, backed-up servers can be launched on shared or dedicated host infrastructure, while full restoration happens in the background, which turns a multi-day outage into hours for many businesses. Recovery speed is decided by the architecture you had in place beforehand. Our cybersecurity services team sees that difference play out in every ransomware engagement.

A backup is a copy of your data. Disaster recovery is the tested plan and infrastructure that turns those copies back into a working business: where systems run while hardware is replaced, in what order they come back, and who does what. Many businesses have backups without any disaster recovery plan, and they find out the difference mid-incident.

Yes, and they need to be, because modern ransomware deliberately targets backup repositories before encrypting production systems. Offsite copies with separate credentials, immutable storage, and monitoring for unusual changes to backup jobs all limit what an attacker can reach. If your backups are on the same network as the same admin password, they’re part of the attack surface.

Yes. We support and monitor existing Veeam, Amazon S3, and Azure Blob repositories, so you can keep the investment you’ve already made while gaining monitoring, verification, and accountability for whether the jobs actually complete. We can also add offsite replication to our SOC 2-compliant storage where your current setup has gaps.

In SOC 2-compliant US data centers with strict physical access controls and regular auditing. That matters for any business, and it is essential for organizations with IT compliance obligations such as HIPAA or PCI, where you may need to evidence of how and where copies of sensitive data are held. Check your backup and recovery readiness with a free review.