A Backup Is Only Useful
If You Can Restore It

Many companies see a "backup completed" message and assume their data is safe. We audit your backup infrastructure to ensure your business can actually recover from ransomware, hardware failure, or human error.

Invisible Risks in Common Setups

Why 60% of small business backups fail during an actual disaster.

Ransomware Reachable

Backup drive is always connected, meaning ransomware will encrypt the backup too.

Never Tested

Nobody has actually tried to restore the data to prove the backup files are usable.

Storage Full & Failing

Old backup jobs fail silently because the storage disk ran out of space months ago.

Partial Backups

Only Excel files are backed up, while SQL databases or the ERP system is missed.

No Off-site Copy

If a fire, theft, or flood hits the office, both the server and the backup are gone.

Single Point of Failure

The backup process relies on one staff member manually plugging in a hard drive.

Industry Standard

The 3-2-1 Backup Strategy

We design your data protection around the gold standard of disaster recovery. This ensures that no single point of failure—hardware, software, human, or natural—can permanently destroy your company's records.

Audit My Current Setup
3

Copies of Data

Your primary production data plus two backup copies to eliminate single-file corruption risks.

2

Different Media

Backups stored on two distinct storage types (e.g., Local NAS and Encrypted External Drive).

1

Offsite Location

One copy kept completely offsite (cloud or physical) to survive office-wide disasters.

Don't Wait For A Disaster

Find out if your company data can actually be recovered before you need it.

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