Part of Cybersecurity and compliance
Data Protection & Backups
Scheduled backups, separate copies, encryption, restore tests, and a written recovery plan for the data your business runs on.
You need this page when accidental deletion, corruption, a failed system, or another disruption could put business data at risk. It covers scheduled backups, recovery steps, encryption, and restoring data from an earlier point.
Business Continuity Solutions
Automated Backups
Automated backups on a set schedule, with a log of every job.
Disaster Recovery
A written disaster recovery plan with documented restore steps, roles, and priorities.
Data Encryption
Strong encryption (AES-256) for data at rest and in transit to protect against unauthorized access.
Point-in-Time Recovery
Restore data from any point in time to recover from accidental deletion or corruption.
Disaster Recovery Lifecycle
- 01
Audit
We identify your critical data and calculate your Recovery Time Objective (RTO).
- 02
Strategize
We design a hybrid backup strategy combining local speed with cloud redundancy.
- 03
Implement
Automated backup agents are deployed to all servers and workstations.
- 04
Test
We run recovery drills so you know the data can actually be restored.
How backups are stored and checked
We set up separate backup copies for hardware failure, deleted files, and attacks. We test the restore process against those copies.
- Immutable copies an attacker on your network cannot alter or delete
- 3-2-1 Strategy: 3 copies, 2 media types, 1 offsite
- Immutable, offsite, and logged, the way HIPAA and similar rules expect
- Backup jobs reviewed and restore tests recorded
FAQ
Frequently asked questions
Common questions about the 3-2-1 rule, backup schedules, ransomware recovery, and encryption.
What is the 3-2-1 backup rule?
A common backup design keeps 3 copies of data on 2 media types, with 1 copy off site. Separating the copies reduces the chance that one failure affects them together.
How often are backups performed?
We typically configure backups to run hourly for critical data and daily for full system images. However, we can customize the frequency (RPO) based on your specific business needs.
Can you recover from a ransomware attack?
Recovery depends on an unaffected restore point. We configure immutable storage to resist changes from production accounts and ransomware, then test the restore process against retained recovery points.
Is my backup data encrypted?
Absolutely. All data is encrypted with AES-256 bit encryption before it leaves your building and remains encrypted while stored in secure cloud storage.
Talk through the backups.
We look at what is backed up, where copies are stored, and how restores are tested. You get a written backup plan.