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Backup & Disaster Recovery

When the worst happens, you keep working.

Backups that ransomware can’t delete, restores we actually test, and a recovery plan that tells everyone what to do and how long it will take.

What you get

Backups you know will restore.

  • Immutable copies attackers can’t encrypt or delete
  • Regular restore tests, not just “backup succeeded” emails
  • Recovery times agreed in advance and written down
  • Microsoft 365 data protected, not just servers
Keeping businesses running
10+ yrs
Client accounts supported
180+
Endpoints under management
25K+
Average response time
<15min

What's included

Backup & Disaster Recovery, covered end to end.

Server & workstation backup

Image-level backups of critical systems with fast file-level and full-system restores.

Immutable & off-site copies

Copies that can’t be altered for a set period, stored away from your network.

Microsoft 365 backup

Email, OneDrive, SharePoint and Teams data backed up independently of Microsoft.

Restore testing

Scheduled test restores with results documented for you and your insurer.

Disaster recovery planning

Who does what, in what order, and how long it takes: written, reviewed and rehearsed.

Veeam expertise

Design and management of Veeam Backup & Replication environments.

Getting started

Four steps, no pressure.

  1. 01

    Free assessment

    A vCIO meets with you, on site or remotely, to understand your systems, frustrations and plans.

  2. 02

    Report in 48 hours

    A written summary of what we found, a recommended plan and a basic budget, at no cost.

  3. 03

    Onboarding

    We document your environment, secure the basics and set up monitoring before we take the wheel.

  4. 04

    Ongoing partnership

    Day-to-day support, proactive maintenance and regular reviews with your vCIO.

Questions

Backup & Disaster Recovery: questions

What does “immutable backup” mean?

A copy that can’t be changed or deleted for a fixed period, even with admin credentials. It’s what cyber-insurers increasingly ask for, because attackers target backups first.

Isn’t Microsoft 365 already backed up?

Microsoft keeps the service running, but recovering deleted or encrypted data is your responsibility. A separate backup closes that gap.

Ready for IT you don't have to think about?

Book a free 15-minute consultation. We'll review where you are, what's at risk and what it would take to fix it.