A ransomware attack, hardware failure, or natural disaster shouldn't end your business. We design, implement, and manage backup and disaster recovery plans that get you back up fast - with tested, documented procedures, not improvised panic.
Backup alone is not a disaster recovery plan. We build and manage the complete stack - protection, documentation, testing, and recovery.
Scheduled backups of servers, workstations, and cloud data with multiple retention points - hourly, daily, weekly, and monthly - so you can restore to any point in time.
Every backup job checked daily - failed or incomplete backups flagged and remediated before you ever need to use them. No silent failures discovered mid-crisis.
Define your Recovery Time Objective (how long you can be down) and Recovery Point Objective (how much data you can afford to lose) - then build the plan to meet them.
Step-by-step written procedures for every failure scenario - server crash, ransomware, office fire, ISP outage - so recovery is executed, not improvised under pressure.
We test actual restores every quarter - not just verify that backup jobs completed. Most businesses discover their backups don't work the moment they need them. We find out first.
Cloud-based DR environments that spin up critical systems in hours - not days - with geo-redundant storage so a physical site disaster doesn't mean total data loss.
These are real scenarios small businesses face every year in the Atlanta area. The difference between recovery and closure is almost always preparation.
Two numbers define your disaster recovery posture. We help you set realistic targets and build the infrastructure to meet them.
How long your business can tolerate being fully down after a disaster. This drives decisions about hot standby systems, cloud failover, and staffing during recovery.
Example: "We can survive 4 hours without email, but we cannot survive 24 hours without access to our database."
How much data you can afford to lose - measured in time. An RPO of 4 hours means you're willing to re-enter up to 4 hours of work if a disaster strikes.
Example: "We process transactions constantly - losing more than 15 minutes of data would be unacceptable."
A tested plan means every minute of recovery is purposeful - not spent figuring out what to do next.
Our monitoring detects the incident - ransomware encryption, hardware failure, or connectivity loss - and alerts our team before you call us.
We follow the documented runbook - isolating affected systems to prevent spread, assessing which data and services are impacted, and communicating clearly with your team.
Critical systems are restored from the most recent clean backup point, or the cloud DR environment is activated - bringing your most important workloads back online first.
Core operations restored within your agreed RTO. Full environment rebuild and root cause analysis follows - with a written incident report delivered within 48 hours.
A structured four-phase implementation - from assessment to ongoing tested protection.
Inventory all data, systems, and dependencies. Identify current backup gaps, single points of failure, and the potential business impact of each failure scenario.
Define RTOs and RPOs for each system category. Design the backup architecture, cloud DR environment, and written runbooks for each recovery scenario.
Deploy backup agents, configure cloud replication, set retention schedules, and run the first full backup with a verified restore test before sign-off.
Quarterly restore tests, annual plan reviews, and monthly backup health reports - keeping your plan current as your business and systems evolve.
Most businesses discover their backup doesn't work the moment they need it most. Let us check before that happens - free, no obligation.
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