BACKUP & RECOVERY FOR SMALL BUSINESS
Your backup is only as good as your ability to recover.
Protect critical data, prepare for disruption, and recover faster when hardware fails, files are lost, systems are compromised, or a larger disaster affects the business.
Protect the data your business cannot afford to lose.
A business-ready backup strategy should answer a bigger question: if something goes wrong tomorrow, how quickly can your team get back to work?
Managed backups
Automate backups so protection does not depend on someone remembering to copy files or check whether last night’s job completed.
Version history & file recovery
Recover from accidental deletion and overwritten files without turning a common mistake into lost work.
Off-site protection
Keep copies away from the office to help protect against theft, fire, water damage, equipment loss, and location-wide events.
System recovery
Plan for systems, settings, applications, and dependencies—not just restoring a few documents after a failure.
Disaster recovery planning
Identify what gets restored first, what resources are required, who is responsible, and what a realistic recovery timeline looks like.
Recovery after a security incident
Prepare a cleaner path back after malware or ransomware instead of improvising recovery during a crisis.
Recovery should be planned before you need it.
We help design backup and recovery around the systems, information, and downtime your business can realistically tolerate.
That means looking beyond whether a backup exists and considering what it would actually take to get people working again.
- What data and systems are most critical
- Where backup copies are stored
- How quickly information can be restored
- What needs to come back online first
- Who is responsible during recovery
- How recovery works after a security incident
Backup and disaster recovery are not the same thing.
A backup protects information. Disaster recovery is the plan for restoring the technology and operations around that information. Small businesses need both. We help connect the two so you know not only that your data exists somewhere, but how you would actually use it to recover.
Would your current backup actually get you back to work?
If you are not completely sure, let’s review what is protected and what recovery would actually look like.