Continuity & Backup
Know exactly how much you'd lose and how long recovery takes
We build a layered backup policy with an off-site copy, agree your recovery time and recovery point objectives with you, then test restores periodically and document the result.
Challenges
What is holding operations back today
- Backups that exist but have never been tested
- A single copy on the same server or the same site
- Nobody knows how long a full restore takes
- Ransomware reaching the backups themselves
Outcome
What changes after delivery
- A measured, known recovery time
- A safe off-site copy
- Emergency procedures not tied to one person
- Reduced ransomware impact
Approach
How we tackle this challenge
- 01
Set the objectives
How much data can be lost, and how much downtime is tolerable? The answers drive the design and the cost.
- 02
Layered design
A fast local copy, an off-site copy, and an immutable copy wherever feasible.
- 03
Restore testing
A scheduled real restore test, with the time measured and the result documented.
- 04
Emergency runbooks
Written steps for who does what during an incident, rather than improvisation.
Frequently asked questions
How often should restores be tested?
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