// Business Continuity & Resilience

Immutable Backups
That Actually Restore.

A backup is only as good as its last verified restore. We protect servers, local workstations, and Microsoft 365 data with ransomware-proof, air-gapped (physically isolated and unreachable by hackers) snapshots designed to eliminate downtime.

Verify Your Backup Posture

Complete Data Protection Standards

Microsoft 365 Cloud-to-Cloud

Daily independent backups of Exchange mailboxes, OneDrive, and SharePoint
Microsoft Teams channels, chat history, and shared file retention
Point-in-time restore — bring back files or mailboxes exactly as they were before something was deleted or corrupted

Image-Based Server & PC Backups

Full snapshot images that can rebuild an on-prem server or critical PC from scratch
A failed machine can be brought back online in minutes as a virtual copy while hardware is repaired or replaced
Smart storage and bandwidth management so backups don't slow down your internet

Immutable & Air-Gapped Storage

Write-Once-Read-Many (WORM) storage — data that can be saved once but never altered or deleted, even by ransomware
Isolated off-site copies safe from internal credential compromise
Industry standard 3-2-1-1-0 architecture (3 copies, 2 media, 1 offsite, 1 immutable, 0 errors)

Disaster Recovery (DR) Drills

Documented Recovery Point Objectives (RPO — how much data you could lose) and Recovery Time Objectives (RTO — how fast you're back up)
Routine simulated restores to verify backup archives are uncorrupted
Detailed compliance proof for insurance underwriters and legal audits

Frequently Asked Questions

How often are backups performed?

Backups run on an automated schedule, typically daily, covering servers, local workstations, and Microsoft 365 data, so a bad day never means losing more than a day of work.

Where is our data backed up to?

We follow an air-gapped, ransomware-proof storage approach with copies kept separate from your primary systems, so an attack or hardware failure on-site can't also wipe out your backups.

How quickly can we recover from ransomware or data loss?

Recovery time depends on the scope of the incident and what's affected, but our pipelines are built to prioritize restoring critical systems first and get your team back to work as fast as possible.

Do you actually test the backups?

Yes. A backup is only as good as its last verified restore, so we run regular test restores to confirm your data can actually be recovered, not just that a backup job completed.

What's the difference between backup and disaster recovery?

A backup is a copy of your data. Disaster recovery is the full plan and process for getting your business back up and running after a major disruption, including how fast systems come back online and in what order.