Backup coverage review
Review backup sources, schedules, retention, missed systems, cloud data, and the recovery paths your team would depend on.
Disaster recovery planning for businesses that cannot afford guesswork.
We help small and mid-sized organizations prepare for outages, ransomware, hardware failure, cloud access issues, and data loss with practical recovery planning, backup review, restore priorities, and tested runbooks.
Recovery coverage areas
- Backup coverage, retention, and restore review
- Recovery objectives for servers, endpoints, cloud, and SaaS
- Business continuity planning and recovery runbooks
- Restore testing, gap reporting, and improvement planning
RTO
how quickly systems need to return
RPO
how much data loss is acceptable
Test
restore confidence before an incident
Recovery planning that connects backups to business priorities.
A backup is only useful if the right data can be restored in the right order. We help map systems, data, people, and providers into a practical recovery plan.
01
Protect
Confirm backup coverage, retention, access, and critical data sources.
02
Prioritize
Identify critical systems, users, vendors, and recovery dependencies.
03
Restore
Document runbooks, test restores, and clarify recovery responsibilities.
04
Improve
Close gaps, update the plan, and improve after incidents or changes.
Disaster recovery services built for real incidents.
Recovery work should be clear before an emergency, not invented while the business is down.
Recovery objectives
Prioritize servers, endpoints, identity, cloud workloads, SaaS data, and business-critical systems around the order they need to return.
Restore testing
Validate backup integrity, recovery timing, access assumptions, and the documentation needed to restore with less confusion.
Continuity planning
Build practical runbooks for escalation, vendor coordination, temporary workarounds, communication, and post-incident improvement.
What we help prepare for.
- Hardware failure or server loss
- Ransomware or destructive security incidents
- Accidental deletion, data corruption, or lost cloud data
- Cloud account, identity, or access disruption
- Site, ISP, or power-related outages
- Vendor coordination during recovery
Where recovery connects
Disaster recovery depends on managed IT, cloud identity, security controls, and network documentation working together. We help align those areas so the recovery plan reflects the environment you actually run.
See Managed ITNeed a clearer recovery plan before something breaks?
We can quote backup review, recovery planning, restore testing, and business continuity work around your current systems and risk.