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Solution 10

Recovery you have actually tested.

Backups designed around how quickly you need to recover and how much data you can afford to lose, proven with real restores on a regular schedule.

Service scope

08 capabilities

  • 01Backup strategy
  • 02Cloud, server & database backup
  • 03Disaster recovery planning
  • 04Disaster recovery infrastructure
  • 05Business continuity planning
  • 06Recovery testing
  • 07Data recovery
  • 08Business resilience planning

01 / 05The challenge

When did you last restore from your backups?

Many businesses have backups they have never tried to restore. Accidental deletion, hardware failure or ransomware is the wrong moment to find out whether recovery works.
  • 01Backups that have never been tested with a real restore
  • 02No agreed recovery time or data loss targets
  • 03No documented continuity plan for a major outage
  • 04Uncertainty about what is backed up and where

02 / 05Our approach

Defined targets, real restores, honest reporting.

We agree a Recovery Time Objective and Recovery Point Objective for each critical system, design backups to meet them, document the exact restore procedure and prove it with a real recovery test. Tests then run on a fixed schedule, and results are reported honestly, pass or fail.

Capabilities

  • 01

    Backup strategy

    Frequency, location and retention designed around your recovery targets.

  • 02

    Cloud backup

    Protection for cloud services and SaaS data.

  • 03

    Server backup

    Physical and virtual servers backed up and recoverable.

  • 04

    Database backup

    Consistent, restorable copies of business-critical databases.

  • 05

    Disaster recovery planning

    A documented plan for restoring operations after a major incident.

  • 06

    Disaster recovery infrastructure

    Standby environments ready when they are needed.

  • 07

    Business continuity planning

    Keeping the business running while systems are restored.

  • 08

    Recovery testing

    Real restores on a schedule, not checklist reviews.

  • 09

    Data recovery

    Recovering lost or deleted data quickly and safely.

  • 10

    Business resilience planning

    Reducing the impact of disruption across people, systems and suppliers.

03 / 05Architecture

Resilience by design.

  1. 01TargetsAgreed RTO and RPO for every critical system.
  2. 02BackupCopies on the right schedule, in the right places.
  3. 03RecoveryDocumented restore procedures and standby capacity.
  4. 04TestingScheduled real restores with reported results.
  5. 05ContinuityPlans that keep the business operating.

Use cases

  • Backup health check

    Confirming what is protected and proving it can be restored.

  • Ransomware resilience

    Isolated, tested backups that support recovery after an attack.

  • Continuity planning

    Preparing the business to operate through a major outage.

  • Compliance evidence

    Documented, tested recovery to support audits and insurers.

Relevant industries

04 / 05Process

How we deliver.

  1. 01 / 07

    Discover

    A short call to understand the problem, your current systems and who needs to be involved.

  2. 02 / 07

    Assess

    An on-site or remote review of the current state, before anything is proposed.

  3. 03 / 07

    Propose

    A written proposal tied to your business outcome, with pricing, timeline and clear exclusions.

  4. 04 / 07

    Kick off

    A signed agreement, confirmed stakeholders, access and a shared communication channel.

  5. 05 / 07

    Deliver

    Phased delivery with a mid-point check-in on anything longer than two weeks.

  6. 06 / 07

    Hand over

    Documentation, credentials and a plain-language summary of what was done and why.

  7. 07 / 07

    Support

    Ongoing management, or the next step on your technology roadmap.

05 / 05FAQ

Questions, answered.

Recovery Time Objective is how quickly a system must be back. Recovery Point Objective is how much recent data you can afford to lose. We agree both with you for each critical system.

At least annually, and ideally quarterly for critical systems. Every test is a real restore.

Sometimes, but every reduction changes what you would lose in an incident. We walk through the trade-off in terms of recovery time and data loss before any change.

Define RTO and RPO with your sign-off, design the backup strategy, implement backups and document the restore procedure, run a real recovery test, then schedule recurring tests and report the results every time.

Start a conversation

Let's discuss your Backup & DR requirements.

Tell us about your systems, your objectives and the challenges in between. Our team will review your requirements and respond with a considered next step.