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Backup architecture, monitoring, recovery planning and testing across cloud, Microsoft 365 and on-premises environments. Clear recovery objectives and proven processes, so your systems and data can be restored when it counts.
Many organisations discover their backups don't work at the worst possible moment. We design, monitor and regularly test your backups, so you know they'll restore before you ever need them to.
Microsoft 365 is a common blind spot. Microsoft keeps the service running, but protecting your email, files and Teams data from deletion, ransomware or mistakes is largely your responsibility. We make sure it's covered.
Disaster recovery goes beyond backups. We agree how quickly each system needs to be back and how much data you can afford to lose, then build and rehearse a plan that meets those targets.
How quickly each system needs to return, and how much data loss is acceptable, agreed in business terms.
The right mix of local, cloud and immutable copies across servers, cloud workloads and Microsoft 365.
Backup jobs checked continuously, with failures investigated and fixed rather than ignored.
Regular recovery tests that prove your data and systems actually come back.
A documented, rehearsed recovery plan your team can follow under pressure.
As part of managed services, or as scoped projects:
Backup and disaster recovery is available within managed services or scoped individually. Get in touch for a straightforward proposal.
See All ServicesOrganisations that aren't sure their backups work, businesses relying on Microsoft 365 without a separate backup, and anyone who needs to show insurers or clients a credible recovery plan.
Delivered remotely across Australia, with on-site capability from our Wangaratta base and in Melbourne and Sydney.
Microsoft keeps the service available, but protecting your data from deletion, ransomware or user error is largely your responsibility. A separate Microsoft 365 backup gives you independent copies you can restore.
Recovery time objective (RTO) is how quickly a system needs to be running again after an incident. Recovery point objective (RPO) is how much recent data you can afford to lose. Together they shape your backup and recovery design.
Regularly, and whenever your systems change significantly. Monitoring confirms a backup ran; only a restore test proves it can actually be recovered.
Not sure your backups would hold up? Our free Health Check gives you a clear picture of where you stand and what to fix first.