Recovery that Works the First Time You Need It

Backups only matter if they restore. We back up your cloud data, servers, and workstations, verify they work, and test recovery so a ransomware attack or hardware failure doesn't become a crisis.

Why "we have backups" isn't the same as being recoverable

Most businesses have backups. Fewer have verified them. Fewer still have tested a full restore. Backup is an operational discipline. We monitor jobs, review failures, and test restores so recovery works the day you need it.

What we protect

We protect the data that keeps your business running, across every employee device, your servers, and the cloud.

Workstation backups


Laptops and desktops hold local files, profiles, and application data your team depends on. When a machine fails, rapid restore gets the user working again instead of starting from zero.

Server workloads


Image-based backups capture the entire server, including operating system, applications, and data. That supports full-system recovery after hardware failure or ransomware, with file-level restores available when you only need a single item back.

Cloud and SaaS platforms


Microsoft 365 and Google Workspace data, including mailboxes, drive files, calendars, and contacts, gets backed up independently from Microsoft and Google's native retention. Item-level restore covers accidental deletion, malicious changes, and data loss from compromised accounts.

Redundant, encrypted, offsite storage


Backup data is encrypted in transit and at rest, stored in multiple locations, and kept separate from your production environment. An event that hits your primary systems does not take your backups with it.

Verification and testing

Backups fail silently more often than people realize. A missed job, a misconfigured retention rule, or a corrupted file can leave you exposed without knowing. Three layers catch the problem: automated monitoring flags failures, our team reviews backup health on a defined cadence, and restore tests prove the data actually comes back.

Business continuity planning

Backup answers one question: can we get the data back? Continuity answers a bigger one: how does the business keep running while we recover? We document how fast each critical system must come back, how much data loss is acceptable, set restoration priorities, and build the playbook your team follows during an incident.

Ransomware recovery

Ransomware recovery depends on what was in place before the attack. With our program running, your backups are isolated from production, encrypted, and tested. When an incident hits, we restore clean systems from known-good backups on a defined timeline, giving you a real recovery path with known costs and known timing.

Why cloud services aren't backup

Microsoft and Google build resilient platforms. Their infrastructure stays up and data replicates across data centers. Accidental deletions, compromised accounts wiping files, and expired retention settings are different problems the platform does not solve. Independent backup gives you a separate copy you control, so you can restore what the platform no longer has.

Read what Microsoft and Google actually cover.

How data recovery fits the bigger picture

Recovery is your last line of defense. The rest of the program exists to reduce how often you need it and to ensure that when you do, the restore works.

For the full picture, start with the program overview.

Find out where your recovery gaps are

A 15-minute Insight Session is the first step.