Ransomware, hardware failure, fire, theft, or a simple mistake — any of them can wipe out your data in minutes. Recovering from it shouldn't take weeks.
Most businesses don't find out their backups were failing until the moment they need them. A backup drive that hasn't been checked in months, a cloud sync that silently stopped, a ransomware attack that also encrypted the backup — these are the scenarios that turn a bad day into a business-ending one.
We're finalizing our preferred enterprise backup platform — every plan uses enterprise-grade, monitored backup infrastructure regardless of the specific vendor.
A backup gets your files back. Disaster recovery gets your business back — systems, applications, and access, in a defined order, with a defined timeline. We build recovery plans before you need them, so the first time you're testing the plan isn't during an actual disaster.
HIPAA, CMMC, and PCI-DSS all require documented backup and recovery procedures as part of their technical safeguards. See how this fits into your compliance requirements →
A backup is a copy of your data. Disaster recovery is the full plan and infrastructure to get your business operating again — systems, applications, and access restored in a defined order and timeframe, not just files retrieved.
Recovery time depends on scope and what's affected, which we assess and document as part of your disaster recovery plan before an incident happens — not during one.
Backup oversight and disaster recovery planning are part of our managed IT services, with the depth of coverage varying by tier. See our pricing page for tier-by-tier detail.
Find out if your current backups would actually work in a real recovery — free assessment, no pressure.
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