When something goes wrong, you get your data back.
Hardware fails. Ransomware locks files. Someone deletes the wrong folder. Backup and disaster recovery means one bad day doesn’t become a lost quarter — your data is protected, and we can get you running again.
The failure modes we plan against
The backup that “ran”
It reported success every night. Nobody ever restored from it. The first real test is the emergency itself — and corrupted, incomplete, or mis-scoped backups fail it quietly.
Ransomware that eats the backup too
Modern ransomware looks for your backups first. If the only copy sits on the same network, reachable with the same credentials, it gets encrypted along with everything else.
The wrong folder, deleted Tuesday
Not every disaster is an attack. Someone deletes the folder, overwrites the file, or empties the drive — and it’s noticed three weeks later, past every recycle bin and undo.
The server that just stops
Hardware has a lifespan whether you plan for it or not. When the box dies, the question isn’t whether you had the data — it’s how many days of work happen while you wait for a restore path.
No order to the recovery
Even with good backups, nobody wrote down what restores first, in what order, and how long it takes. So the recovery improvises — at hourly rates, under pressure, in front of your customers.
Backed up, planned, and — the part most people skip — tested
Backup
Your critical business data is backed up on a regular schedule — automatically, not when someone remembers.
Recovery planning
We plan how your business gets back up and running: what restores first, in what order, and how long it takes.
Testing
Backups that have never been tested aren’t backups. We verify your data is actually recoverable.
Response
When disaster hits, you call us and we start the recovery — no scrambling, no guessing.
What gets backed up is your critical business data — documents, email, databases, the files your business can’t operate without. What’s “critical” is defined with you during onboarding, so the important stuff is protected and you’re not paying to back up clutter. Backup and disaster recovery is part of our managed IT plans, and can also be set up as a standalone service.
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Find out if your data is actually protected.
A fixed-fee, fixed-scope review of your network, email security, backups, and access controls — delivered as a written findings report with a prioritized fix list. The report is yours either way. Sign a managed agreement within 30 days and the full $495 is credited toward your onboarding.
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Frequently asked questions
What is disaster recovery?
A plan — and the backups behind it — for getting your business systems and data back after hardware failure, cyberattack, or any event that takes you down.
How often is our data backed up?
On a regular automated schedule based on what your business needs. The schedule is set in your service agreement.
What if ransomware encrypts our files?
That's exactly what backups are for. With clean, tested backups, we can restore your data without paying anyone.
Is this included in managed IT?
Yes — backup and disaster recovery is part of our managed IT plans, and available standalone.
How do we know the backups actually work?
We test them. A backup is only real if it restores, so verification is part of the service.
How do we get started?
The $495 Network & Risk Assessment includes a look at your current backup situation — what's protected and what isn't. Call (361) 315-0017 or send us a message.