A backup that has never been tested is not a backup - it is a false sense of security. We implement, verify, and regularly test your full backup and recovery capability.
Delivered by senior engineers. Scoped and priced upfront. No scope surprises.
Veeam Backup for M365 or Acronis covering Exchange Online, SharePoint, OneDrive, and Teams. Microsoft native retention is not a data backup.
Veeam or Acronis for physical and virtual servers. Immutable copies to protect against ransomware encryption. Air-gapped and offsite replication.
RTO and RPO defined for each system. DR runbooks documented and tested. Cloud-based failover for critical workloads.
Business impact analysis, critical process identification, and IT failure continuity procedures. Staff communication plans documented.
Scheduled recovery tests for all critical systems. Results documented and reported. RTO/RPO validated against agreed targets.
Immutable backup targets, backup account isolation from production, offline copy retention. Designed to survive a full domain compromise.
Select your role to see how this service maps to your specific situation.
Backup status lights showing green means the job ran. It does not mean the data is recoverable, that the restore process works, that the backup is complete, or that the backup itself would survive a ransomware attack. Recovery capability must be tested, documented, and reported. We implement the architecture and run the tests.
When something goes wrong, the two most important numbers are your Recovery Time Objective (how long to restore) and your Recovery Point Objective (how much data you lose). Without testing, neither number is known. We define both for every critical workload, implement the backup architecture to meet them, test them quarterly, and report the results. When an incident happens, you already know what the recovery looks like.
The businesses that recover quickly from ransomware or catastrophic data loss are those that knew their recovery time, had a runbook, had tested it, and had immutable backups that ransomware could not reach. The businesses that close or sustain existential damage are those that discovered how fragile their backup was at the worst possible time. We ensure you are in the first category.
HSE and HIQA frameworks, as well as most public sector ICT procurement requirements, specify that suppliers must have documented backup procedures with defined recovery time objectives and evidence of periodic testing. A backup that has never been tested and an RTO that has never been validated cannot satisfy these requirements. We implement the procedures and produce the documentation.
These are not edge cases. They are the standard state of an SME environment without an independent review.
Backup software shows green. Recovery has never been attempted. In several cases the backup was found to be incomplete when tested.
Organisations relying on Microsoft 30-day recycle bin. Not a substitute for point-in-time recovery of mailboxes, SharePoint, or Teams.
Ransomware operators routinely encrypt backup targets. Backups in accounts accessible from the compromised environment provide no protection.
Four stages. No handovers to junior staff mid-project. No scope surprises.
All data sources inventoried. Current backup solution, retention policy, and last recovery test reviewed. Gap analysis produced.
3-2-1 architecture designed with immutable targets. RTO and RPO defined per workload. Ransomware-resilient architecture specified.
Solution deployed and verified. Initial recovery test conducted before handover. Results documented and reported.
Monthly backup job monitoring. Quarterly recovery tests. Annual BC/DR plan review and tabletop exercise.
Tell us about your current backup setup and whether any recovery tests have been conducted. No commitment required.
Tell us about your current backup setup and whether any recovery tests have been conducted.
No commitment required.
No commitment is required at this stage.