A backup that's never been tested isn't a backup. We design, deploy, and monitor backup solutions that actually work when you need them — with monthly test restores, ransomware-resilient storage, and a documented recovery plan.
From daily automated backups to full disaster recovery planning, we cover every scenario — including ransomware, hardware failure, accidental deletion, and natural disasters.
Automated daily backups of servers, endpoints, and Microsoft 365 data to Australian-based cloud infrastructure — encrypted in transit and at rest.
On-site backup appliances for fast local restores, combined with off-site cloud replication for resilience against physical disasters.
Documented DR plan with defined RTO and RPO targets. In a major incident, we can restore your entire environment from bare metal within hours.
Monthly test restores confirm your backups are actually recoverable. We provide a monthly backup health report — not just a green light.
Immutable backups that ransomware cannot encrypt or delete — including air-gapped copies and versioned recovery points going back 30+ days.
Backup policies configured to meet Australian data retention obligations — including specific requirements for legal, healthcare, and financial businesses.
We design around your specific recovery requirements — not a one-size-fits-all product.
We identify every data source that needs protecting — on-premise servers, cloud storage, Microsoft 365 mailboxes, databases, and endpoint devices.
We define your Recovery Time Objective (how fast you need to be back up) and Recovery Point Objective (how much data loss is acceptable) for each system.
We design a backup architecture that meets your RTO/RPO targets within your budget — cloud, local, or hybrid depending on your environment.
Backup agents deployed, schedules set, retention policies configured, and alerts enabled. First full backup completed and verified before we consider the job done.
Ongoing backup monitoring with automated alerts for failures, monthly test restores, and a monthly backup health report sent directly to you.
Answers to the questions Sydney businesses ask us most about backup and disaster recovery.
Backup is the process of making copies of your data. Disaster recovery (DR) is the plan and infrastructure for restoring your entire business operation after a major incident — including which systems come back first, in what order, and within what timeframe. Backup is a component of DR, but DR is a broader capability. We deliver both.
No. Microsoft 365 includes some data retention features, but they are not a backup. Microsoft's responsibility is to keep the service running — not to recover data you accidentally deleted, corrupted, or lost to a ransomware attack. Microsoft 365 backup is a separate, critical requirement.
Restore time depends on the volume of data and the type of incident. For individual file or email restores, we can typically recover within minutes. For a full server restore, our target is 2–4 hours for most SMB environments. We define your specific RTO during the discovery phase.
Yes. We use Australian-based cloud storage for all backup data. Data sovereignty is important — particularly for healthcare, legal, and financial businesses with regulatory obligations — and we will not route your backups through offshore infrastructure without your explicit agreement.
Our backup solution includes immutable storage — backups that cannot be encrypted, deleted, or modified by ransomware. We also maintain air-gapped copies and 30+ day versioned recovery points, so even if an infection goes undetected for days, we can restore to a clean recovery point.
A backup that's never been tested is not a backup — it's a hope. We run monthly test restores and provide a monthly backup health report confirming what was backed up, whether test restores succeeded, and any exceptions. You are never in the dark about your backup status.
If you can't answer that question, you have a risk. Get a free backup assessment — we'll tell you exactly what's protected, what isn't, and what it would take to recover from a worst-case scenario.