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Backup & recovery

A backup nobody has restored is a rumor.

Plenty of businesses have backups. Far fewer have ever watched one come back. We restore yours on a schedule and show you the result, so the answer is something you have seen rather than something you hope.

What it covers

Copies you can actually get back

Backing up is the easy half. Recovering under pressure, in the right order, is the half that matters.

On-site and off-site

A local copy for speed and a remote copy for the day the building is the problem.

Restores on a schedule

We pull files back regularly and report what happened, whether or not anything is wrong.

Resistant to ransomware

Copies that cannot simply be encrypted along with everything else.

Mailboxes and files

Not just servers. The things people actually lose are documents and email.

A documented order

Which system comes back first, decided calmly in advance rather than during an outage.

Reported to you

You should never have to ask whether it ran.

How a restore test runs

Four steps, on a schedule

1. Pick

A real file or mailbox, not a synthetic test.

2. Restore

Into an isolated place, nothing touched in production.

3. Open it

Confirm the contents are genuinely intact.

4. Report

You get the result in writing either way.

Get started

Ready to hand off the IT?

Start with an assessment. We look at what you have, tell you what is at risk, and quote what it costs to take it off your hands.

Book an IT assessment