Skip to content
Managed IT · Cybersecurity · Cloud — South Florida, New York & Greenwich CT
Backup & Disaster Recovery

If tomorrow vanished, how fast could you get back to work?

Real backups are restores, not copies. We build 3-2-1 protection, test it, and give you a recovery plan measured in hours, not hope.

Pain points

If any of these sound familiar

  • Backups that were 'probably running' — until they had to work
  • Ransomware that encrypts backups sitting on the same network
  • No plan for how the business recovers after the data is restored
  • M365 data with no offsite copy
  • What's included

    Everything, documented

  • Local + offsite/cloud backup with versioning
  • Microsoft 365 backup — mail, OneDrive, SharePoint
  • Ransomware-resistant backup architecture
  • Scheduled restore testing — backups only count if they work
  • RTO/RPO planning in language a business can use
  • Disaster recovery runbook for the 'what now' hour
  • Who it's for

    Does this fit?

    __AUDIENCE__

    Outcomes

    What changes

  • Restores that actually work when called upon
  • Recovery in hours, not weeks
  • A plan everyone understands before the emergency
  • FAQ

    Questions, answered

    How often are backups tested?

    On a schedule you agree to — and we show you the restores. A backup that's never been restored is a hope, not a plan.

    What is RTO/RPO in plain English?

    RPO (Recovery Point Objective) is how much data you can afford to lose — minutes or hours. RTO (Recovery Time Objective) is how long you can afford to be down. We set both with you, then engineer to meet them.

    Can you recover us after ransomware?

    The containment and the restore are connected: backups that can't be encrypted along with the network, plus a tested restore path. That combination turns ransomware from a crisis into a nuisance.

    Next step

    See if it's the right fit

    The free IT Risk Review is the honest way to find out.

    Free IT Risk Review