Backup & Disaster Recovery

Nobody thinks about backups until they need them

Your company runs on data. Customer records, financial transactions, project files, emails, contracts. If you lost a day's worth of data right now, what would it cost you? A week's worth? Most companies we talk to can't answer that question with confidence, and that's exactly the problem.

The companies that recover well from incidents are the ones that planned for them. They know their recovery time objectives. They know their recovery point objectives. They've tested their recovery procedures. They didn't wait until a ransomware attack or a server failure to find out whether their backups actually work.

What we do

• Backup strategy design across cloud and on-prem systems
• Recovery time (RTO) and recovery point (RPO) objective definition
• Disaster recovery planning and documentation
• Backup testing and recovery validation
• Ransomware recovery planning (immutable backups, air-gapped copies)
• Business continuity planning for critical systems

The SaaS backup gap

One of the most common blind spots we find: companies assume that Google Workspace or Microsoft 365 automatically backs up their data. They don't. Both platforms have retention policies and recycle bins, but neither provides true point-in-time backup and recovery. If someone deletes a critical shared drive or a mailbox gets compromised, the recovery options from the platform alone are limited and time-sensitive. We help you close that gap with third-party backup solutions designed for SaaS data.

Who this is for

Companies in finance, manufacturing, real estate, or any industry where a day of data loss would be catastrophic. Organizations that have never tested their backup recovery process. Companies that moved to the cloud and assumed their data was automatically protected.

Assess Your Recovery Readiness