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Backup & Continuity

Protect your critical data with planned backups

We build a tested, reliable backup process so you can recover your data instantly in the event of an error, attack or hardware failure.

Backup & Continuity
Does this sound familiar?

Does this sound familiar?

  • You assume backups are happening but don't know when they were last tested.
  • You don't have a plan to recover your data in the event of a ransomware attack.
  • Backups are taken but stored in a single location only.
  • There's no clear policy on what data is backed up and how often.
What's included?

What's included?

  • Backup planningWhat data gets backed up and how often is defined based on your business.
  • Encrypted storageBackups are encrypted and stored in secure environments.
  • Multi-location storageBackups can be distributed so they don't rely on a single point of failure.
  • Recovery testingRegular tests confirm that backups actually work when needed.
  • Monitoring & alertsBackup processes are monitored and alerts are sent in case of failure.
  • Disaster recovery planClear steps are defined to follow in the event of a serious outage.
How We Work

Four steps that reduce uncertainty

We plan the need before the technical solution, and sustainable operations before rollout.

01

We understand your needs

We evaluate your current setup, user count and goals together with you.

02

We design the solution

We plan a sustainable structure without adding unnecessary complexity.

03

We deploy it

We complete setup, data migration, testing and rollout in a controlled way.

04

We provide support

We maintain updates, backups and ongoing operational support.

Let's build a reliable safety net for your data.

Let's assess your current backup situation and offer you a suitable plan.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Before you decide

Depending on your preference, they can be stored on your own infrastructure, in the cloud, or a combination of both.
It varies based on data volume and the plan chosen; fast recovery is prioritized for critical systems.
Daily, hourly or continuous backup options are evaluated based on data criticality.
A backup is only reliable once it has been successfully restored — that's why regular testing is a critical step.