Backup & Recovery

Backups that have been restored from at least once.

The problem

Everyone believes there are backups. Nobody has tried one.

What we do

We configure backups, document the restoration procedure, and then follow that procedure to restore — recording how long it took. That number is the recovery time objective; anything else is a guess.

Who this is for

Any organization holding data it could not reconstruct.

What you receive

  • Configured and monitored backups
  • Written restoration procedure
  • A performed restoration test, with the elapsed time recorded
  • Recovery objectives agreed in writing

How it works

  1. Assessment

    What must survive, and how quickly it must come back.

  2. Implementation

    Configure, monitor, document.

  3. Delivery

    Restoration test and handover.

What we need from you

  • Access to the systems holding the data
  • Agreement on how much data loss and downtime is acceptable

These become your onboarding checklist — generated from the services you choose, so you are not asked for anything this work does not need.