Backups are only valuable if they exist, are recent, are stored somewhere safe, and can actually be restored. Many businesses discover during an emergency that one of those conditions was not met. We design backup and recovery for websites, applications, databases, and business files: automated schedules, off-site and versioned storage protected from ransomware, regular restore tests, and a written recovery plan that says exactly what to do and in what order.

Problems we solve

Backups never tested

Restores fail when they are finally needed.

Same-server backups

Backups lost along with the server they protect.

Ransomware exposure

Attackers encrypt backups along with live data.

No recovery plan

Panic and guesswork during an outage.

How we solve it

We identify what must be backed up and how quickly each system needs to be recovered, then set up automated, encrypted, versioned backups to separate storage. Restore tests run on a schedule, and a recovery runbook documents steps, responsibilities, and contacts.

What’s included

Automated backups

Scheduled backups of files, databases, and apps.

Off-site & versioned

Copies stored separately with history.

Immutable storage options

Protection against ransomware deleting backups.

Restore testing

Regular tests to prove recovery works.

Recovery runbook

Step-by-step plan for an incident.

What you get

Resilience

Recover from failures, errors, and attacks.

Known recovery time

Realistic expectations agreed in advance.

Peace of mind

Proof that backups actually work.

How the work runs

STEP 1

Assess

Identify critical systems and recovery targets.

STEP 2

Design

Backup schedule, storage, and retention.

STEP 3

Implement

Automation and monitoring set up.

STEP 4

Test & document

Restore tests and recovery runbook.

Technologies we use

Encrypted off-site storage S3-compatible storage Database dumps Versioning Restore automation

Pricing

Project-based

Custom Quote

Setup quoted by number of systems and data volume; storage costs billed at provider rates.

Recovery target assessment
Automated encrypted backups
Off-site versioned storage
Backup monitoring
Scheduled restore tests
Recovery runbook

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Frequently Asked Questions

How often should we back up?

It depends on how much data you can afford to lose. Busy e-commerce sites may need frequent database backups; brochure sites may need daily.

Where are backups stored?

In separate, encrypted storage — never only on the same server as the live system.

How do we know the backups work?

We run scheduled restore tests and report the results.

Industries we build this for

Small Businesses E-commerce Healthcare Professional Services

Part of these solutions

Digital Transformation

When something goes wrong, recover in hours, not weeks