Backups nobody has tested
Many businesses discover their backups are incomplete or corrupt only when they try to restore.
Backup & Disaster Recovery
Find out your backups work before you need them.
Having backups and being able to recover are two different things. We design backup and disaster recovery around how long you can afford to be down — and we make sure restores get tested.
Who it’s for
Any business that would struggle to operate for a week without its files, email or line-of-business applications — which is nearly every business.
What’s included
- Backup as a service (BaaS)
- Disaster recovery as a service (DRaaS)
- Microsoft 365 and Google Workspace backup
- Immutable and offsite copies
- Recovery testing
Problems we solve
Ransomware targets backups first
Attackers look for backup systems and delete or encrypt them before launching the main attack.
Assuming Microsoft 365 backs itself up
Microsoft keeps the service running, but recovering deleted or encrypted data over the long term is your responsibility.
What we compare
Every category, side by side.
We go to market across all major providers in each category and show you the trade-offs in plain English.
- Backup as a service providers
- DRaaS and failover providers
- Microsoft 365 and Google Workspace backup
- Immutable storage options
- Hybrid local-plus-cloud backup appliances
Typical outcomes
What you walk away with.
- Recovery time and recovery point goals agreed in writing
- Immutable, offsite copies attackers can’t delete
- Scheduled restore tests with results you can show an insurer
- A runbook for who does what during an outage
How we work
- 01
Discover
We learn your sites, users, contracts and goals, and review current bills.
- 02
Compare
We take requirements to market and bring back a side-by-side of the options that fit.
- 03
Negotiate & implement
We negotiate pricing and terms, then manage ordering, install and cutover.
- 04
Advocate
Billing issues, outages and renewals come to us. We escalate with the provider for you.
FAQ
Backup & DR questions
Have a question that isn’t here? .
What’s the difference between backup and disaster recovery?
Backup keeps copies of your data. Disaster recovery gets your systems running again — often in the cloud — within a set time.
Does Microsoft back up our 365 data?
Microsoft protects its infrastructure and offers limited retention, but it isn’t a full backup. A third-party backup protects against deletion, ransomware and departing employees.
What does immutable mean?
The backup copy can’t be changed or deleted for a set period, even by an administrator — so ransomware can’t wipe it out.
How often should we test restores?
At least quarterly for critical systems, plus after any major change. We help set up tests that prove recovery, not just that a backup job finished.
Talk through your backup & dr options.
Get answers now, any hour. Jay follows up personally within one business day.