Backup & Disaster Recovery
Backup and disaster recovery services across on-premises, cloud and hybrid environments, including immutable backups, replication, recovery planning and business continuity.
Protect critical systems and data with backup and recovery architecture designed around your recovery objectives, including immutable storage, monitored backup operations, documented recovery procedures and regular recovery testing.
- Backup Architecture & Design
- Backup Platform Deployment
- Immutable Backup Storage
- Disaster Recovery & Replication
- Business Continuity & Recovery Planning
- Backup Monitoring & Management
- Recovery Testing & Validation
- Cloud & Hybrid Backup
- Backup Security & Ransomware Protection
What organisations ask about backup & disaster recovery.
What does the Essential Eight require for backups?
The Essential Eight includes regular backups of important data, software and configuration settings, with appropriate retention and protection. Backup restoration should also be tested so recovery can be performed when required.
What is the difference between RTO and RPO?
RTO defines how quickly a system or service needs to be restored after an outage. RPO defines how much data loss the organisation can tolerate, expressed as a period of time. Both should inform the backup, replication and disaster recovery architecture.
Do you back up Microsoft 365?
Yes. We design and implement Microsoft 365 backup covering services such as Exchange Online, SharePoint, OneDrive and Teams, with retention and recovery requirements defined around your organisation.
What is an immutable backup?
An immutable backup is protected from modification or deletion for a defined retention period. It provides an additional layer of protection against ransomware, compromised administrator accounts and accidental deletion.
How often should we test backup restores?
Testing frequency should be based on the criticality of your systems, recovery objectives and risk profile. We recommend scheduled recovery testing rather than assuming a successful backup job means the data can be successfully restored.
What is the difference between backup and disaster recovery?
Backup provides recoverable copies of data and systems. Disaster recovery defines how critical technology is restored after a significant outage, including recovery infrastructure, dependencies, sequencing, responsibilities and documented procedures.
Can you protect backups against ransomware?
Yes. We design backup environments using controls such as immutability, access separation, encryption, protected administrative access and isolated backup copies where appropriate.
Do you support cloud, on-premises and hybrid backup?
Yes. We design backup and recovery across on-premises infrastructure, Microsoft 365, Azure, AWS and hybrid environments, including offsite copies and cloud-integrated backup storage.
Build a recovery strategy you can rely on.
Talk directly with our engineers about your backup, disaster recovery, business continuity or recovery testing requirements and identify the right next steps.