A backup is only proven when the service comes back.
We design, implement and test backup and recovery for the services your business runs on — including the database, identity and network they depend on.
Coverage, security architecture, restore testing, DR drills, modernisation and recovery readiness.
When this becomes relevant
- 01
Backups run every night, but nobody has restored a full application recently.
- 02
An audit, a regulator or the board asks for evidence that recovery works.
- 03
Ransomware risk, a platform refresh or a new critical system changes what must be protected.
Backup, Disaster Recovery & Cyber Recovery
Backup for VMs, servers, databases, NAS, Kubernetes and cloud, with immutable copies and tested restores.
Microsoft 365 & SaaS Backup
Point-in-time restore for mail, sites, files and chats, independent of the SaaS provider.
Restore Testing & DR Drills
Prove that a business service comes back — with its database, identity and network — and document it.
What the environment must do
- 1
Keep at least one copy that cannot be changed or deleted by an attacker.
- 2
Restore a complete service, not only files, in the order its dependencies require.
- 3
Check a copy is clean before it returns to production.
Checkpoint - 4
Show, on request, what is protected, how long it is kept and when it was last tested.
Technologies we implement
We select the platform against your requirement, existing estate and support model — not the other way round.
- Data Platform
- Commvault Cloud
- Security Cloud
- DataProtect
- FortKnox
- NetBackup
- PowerProtect Data Manager
- 365 Backup
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What you receive
Coverage matrix
Backup design
Retention policy
Restore test plan and results
Tenant scope
Scope
01
Design
Coverage review, recovery tiers per service, retention and immutability, isolated recovery design.
02
Implement
Backup platform, repositories and vaults, replication for critical apps, Microsoft 365 and SaaS coverage, monitoring.
03
Test
Restore tests per service, DR drill, exceptions and improvement plan.
- Assumptions
- Recovery objectives are agreed with the service owner; test windows are approved.
- Exclusions
- Application code fixes and business continuity policy writing (we provide technical input).
Capabilities in detail
Backup, Disaster Recovery & Cyber Recovery
- What
- Backup for VMs, servers, databases, NAS, Kubernetes and cloud, with immutable copies and tested restores.
- How
- Backup architecture and retention tiers · Immutable / air-gapped copies · Replication and CDP for critical apps
- You receive
- Coverage matrix · Backup design · Retention policy
Microsoft 365 & SaaS Backup
- What
- Point-in-time restore for mail, sites, files and chats, independent of the SaaS provider.
- How
- Exchange, SharePoint, OneDrive and Teams backup · Granular and point-in-time restore · Role-based restore access
- You receive
- Tenant scope · Backup policy · Restore test record
Restore Testing & DR Drills
- What
- Prove that a business service comes back — with its database, identity and network — and document it.
- How
- Application dependency mapping · Runbooks and orchestrated failover · Isolated test environment
- You receive
- Dependency map · Test plan · Restore results
Questions
We already have a backup product. Do we need a new one?
Not necessarily. We start by testing what you have. A new platform is proposed only if the test shows a gap it closes.
Will testing interrupt production?
Restore tests run in an isolated environment and in approved windows.
Can you cover Microsoft 365 and Kubernetes?
Yes, as part of the same coverage matrix, with their own restore tests.
What do we receive at the end?
A coverage matrix, the design, test plan and results, an exceptions register and a handover runbook.
Which critical service have you proven you can restore?
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