Disaster Recovery
What would happen if you lost everything tomorrow?
Most businesses think their backup is sorted. When we look properly, we find backups that have never been tested, Microsoft 365 data with no protection at all, and single-layer solutions that ransomware can reach. We fix that — with two independent layers of protection.
- Ground-to-cloud server backup
- Cloud-to-cloud Microsoft 365 backup
- Tested and monitored, not just running
- Ransomware-resilient immutable copies
Two-layer protection
One solution is never enough.
We protect your infrastructure at two independent levels — so a single incident cannot wipe out everything.
Layer 1
Ground to cloud
Your servers and physical infrastructure, backed up offsite
Entire machine state captured — not just files. Recover a complete server exactly as it was.
Get a failed or destroyed server back fast, even onto different hardware. No lengthy rebuilds from scratch.
Immutable backup copies that ransomware cannot encrypt or delete — a clean recovery point is always available.
Backups verified automatically after every job — we know they worked before you need them.
Go back minutes, hours or days. Granular restore means you recover exactly what you need.
Every backup job monitored automatically. Failed jobs flagged and investigated before they become a crisis.
Layer 2
Cloud to cloud
Your Microsoft 365 data, independently protected
Every mailbox backed up independently of Microsoft — recover deleted emails months after they were removed.
All files and folders backed up with version history — restore individual files or entire site collections.
Teams channels, conversations and files protected — data that Microsoft does not guarantee to retain long-term.
Exchange contacts and calendar data backed up — often overlooked and genuinely painful to lose.
Restore data to any point in time — not just the most recent backup. Go back to a specific date.
Restore a single email, a single file or an entire mailbox — without a full-environment restore that takes hours.
Questions to ask yourself
When did you last test your backups?
A backup that has never been restored is not a backup — it is an assumption. We see businesses discover their backups do not work at exactly the moment they need them most.
- When was your last successful test restore?
- Do you know how long a full recovery would take?
- Is your Microsoft 365 data independently protected?
- Can ransomware reach and encrypt your backups?
- Is there a documented recovery plan — and does anyone know where it is?
We also provide
- DR planningA written disaster recovery plan tailored to your business — who does what, in what order, and how long it takes.
- Recovery testingRegular test restores with documented results. You see the evidence that your backups work before you need them.
- Business continuitySolutions to keep you operating during an incident, not just recovering after one.
Resilience in action
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Cloud-to-cloud backup deployed for Microsoft 365, protecting mailboxes, SharePoint sites and OneDrive content against ransomware and accidental deletion.
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BitLocker encryption, Defender for Endpoint and cloud backup deployed across the estate as part of a Cyber Essentials programme.
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Find out if your backup actually protects you.
A free IT review will tell you honestly whether your current setup would survive a ransomware attack or hardware failure.