Backups that can actually be restored
A backup that was never tested isn't a backup. It's a heavy folder that gives false peace of mind until the day you need it.
Book a 15-min call See all servicesThe cost of leaving it as it is
These are the consequences we see most often when this isn't addressed in time.
The day the disk fails, you discover the backup had been broken for months
Recovering without a written procedure takes days, not hours
The tax information the law requires you to keep can't be rebuilt
What's included
The scope is set in writing before we start. No surprises at billing time.
- Automatic copies at the frequency your operation requires
- Storage outside the production server
- Periodic, documented restore tests
- Retention defined by type of information
- Written disaster recovery procedure
How we do it
Four steps, in this order, with an assigned owner from start to finish.
We define which information is critical and how much you can lose if something fails
We set frequency and retention based on that criterion, not by default
We configure, test the restore and document the result
We repeat the test periodically and give you the report
Who it's for
Companies whose operation stops if they lose the database
Those who have backups configured but have never restored them
Operations required to retain tax information
Let's start by looking at what you already have
We visit your site, survey what's there today and give you in writing what's worth changing, in what order and with what budget. The survey is quoted as consulting and is deducted from the project if you hire us.
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