Project · Backup
Backup with a restore drill
A backup policy with regular, documented data restores.
- 24/7 monitoring on contract
- One team, the whole stack
- Response without a queue
Why backup
Why a backup must restore
Your business runs on working IT systems, and losing operational capability means real financial losses. Backup lets you recover accidentally deleted or overwritten files and is a key part of any disaster recovery procedure. After a hardware failure, rebuilding systems and applications and restoring their data is anything but simple, so we prefer preventing problems to paying for neglect.
Selection
How we choose the solution
We match backup technology and equipment to your individual needs, using scalable, high-performance solutions for creating and storing backups that genuinely protect your business data.
Archiving
Archiving and recovery
For long-term data that doesn't need frequent access, we implement archiving systems. They cut storage costs and additionally protect archived data against deletion and modification.
Technology
What we make copies with
Acronis
The tool we reach for most often.
Disk arrays
A copy kept on site, close to the systems.
Cloud backup
A second location, away from the company premises.
Results
- A restore test written into the contract, usually once a year.
- Copies kept both on site and away from the company premises.
- Tools chosen to fit the environment, not the other way round.