Image-based backups
Full-system images of workstations and servers — not just files — so we can rebuild a machine, not just retrieve a document.
Hardware fails, ransomware strikes, and people make mistakes. The question is never whether you'll need a recovery — it's whether it works when you do. We build backups that are tested, off-site, and ready.
Plenty of businesses think they're backed up right up until the moment they need to restore — and discover the backup hadn't run in weeks, or won't come back cleanly. A backup you've never tested isn't a safety net; it's a hope. We design recovery the way it should work: image-based backups of your workstations and servers, replicated off-site and encrypted, with regular restore testing so you know it actually comes back.
The goal is simple. A failed drive, a deleted folder, or a ransomware event should cost you an afternoon, not your business. We size your backup and recovery plan to how much data and downtime you can realistically afford to lose — and then we prove it works before you ever need it.
Full-system images of workstations and servers — not just files — so we can rebuild a machine, not just retrieve a document.
Copies stored securely off-site and encrypted, so a fire, theft, or ransomware event can't take your backups with it.
We test restores on a schedule and confirm they work — because an untested backup is a guess, not a plan.
Recovery plans that bring your most critical systems back first, sized to the downtime your business can tolerate.
What you can expect once it's in place — and why it's worth doing right the first time.
File-sync tools like OneDrive or Dropbox keep current copies of files, but they'll happily sync a ransomware encryption or a deletion across every device. True backup keeps point-in-time, recoverable copies — including full system images — that let you roll back to before the problem happened.
It depends on how much data you can afford to lose. We set backup frequency to your recovery-point objective — often multiple times a day for critical servers — and we monitor every job so a failed backup gets attention immediately.
That's set by your recovery-time objective, which we define together. We prioritize your most critical systems so the things that keep you operating come back first, and we test the process so the timeline is real, not theoretical.
Tell us what your business needs. Quick reply, no sales pressure — we respond within one business day, usually much sooner.