Backup & Disaster Recovery

A backup you have never restored from is a hypothesis, not a safety net. The moment that matters is not when the backup runs — it is when someone needs the data back and the clock is running.

Every client gets enterprise-grade backup and disaster recovery built in. We back up critical systems, Microsoft 365 data and servers on an automated schedule to offsite, encrypted storage, and we test that recovery actually works.

What’s included

Cloud & local backup solutions

Copies held both offsite and on-premise, so recovery speed and disaster resilience are not a trade-off.

Ransomware recovery capability

Immutable copies that an attacker who reaches your network cannot encrypt or delete.

Business continuity planning

A documented plan for what happens, in what order, and who does it — written before you need it.

Automated daily backups

Scheduled and monitored. A backup that silently stopped running three weeks ago is a common and avoidable failure.

Who this is for

• Any business that would lose money for every hour its systems are down
• Firms with regulatory retention obligations
• Microsoft 365 users who assume Microsoft backs their data up for them — it does not, beyond limited retention

How we deliver it

Every engagement starts the same way: a free assessment of your current environment, then a written proposal with flat-rate pricing based on your team size and needs. Once you go ahead, onboarding typically has clients live within a week — and from there it is monthly check-ins, quarterly security reviews and a helpdesk your team can reach.

Backup limits the damage; cybersecurity reduces how often you need it. Most clients run both.