IMMUTABLE. TESTED. READY.
Backup is not a product. Recovery is.
Backup software exists in almost every environment we assess. Working, tested, restorable backups exist in far fewer. The gap between the two is where ransomware events turn into ransomware disasters.
Our backup and disaster recovery service is designed around a single question: can we recover your business within the time your business can tolerate being down? Everything else — the software, the storage, the replication architecture — follows from the answer.
Immutable Backups
Write-once, read-many retention enforced at the storage layer. Cannot be modified by any user or process.
Multi-Region Replication
Continuous replication to undisclosed secondary facilities. Failover in minutes, not hours.
Quarterly DR Testing
Tabletop, functional, and full failover exercises. Reports shared with your audit committee.
Air-Gap Archive
Optional monthly encrypted media shipped to your vault — a true offline copy.
Documented RTO / RPO
Per-workload recovery targets, signed off annually. No ambiguity when something breaks.
Compliance-Ready Evidence
Backup success reports, restore test logs, and retention reports — documentation-oriented.
The architecture we deploy
Production data is backed up on a schedule matched to your recovery point objective. Copies are replicated off-site to a geographically diverse facility, and a further copy is written to immutable storage that cannot be modified or deleted within its retention window — not by ransomware, not by a compromised admin account, not by us.
Disaster recovery plans are documented with step-by-step runbooks, priority ordering of systems, and responsible owners. Failover is tested on a scheduled cadence — actual failover, not a tabletop — and the results of each test are captured as evidence for your auditors.
COMMON QUESTIONS.
What are your default RTO / RPO?
How often do you test restores?
Are backups encrypted?
What gets restored, and how fast
Recovery time and recovery point objectives are set per workload during design, not pulled from a default sheet. Tier-1 systems (the ones whose outage stops the business) typically target recovery times measured in hours and recovery points measured in minutes. Tier-3 systems (bulk archives, development environments) are built for lower cost at longer recovery windows. Every workload has a documented tier and a documented owner of the decision.
READY TO MOVE?
30-minute scoping call. We'll give you a fixed monthly price before we hang up.