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A backup is a copy.
Recovery is a tested process.
We work with your business and technical teams to understand what must keep running and what needs to recover first. Then we design the protection, test the recovery path and help your people prepare for disruption.
Talk to our teamHow we put it to work.
Recovery requirements
We work with your business owners to identify the services they rely on and the impact of an outage. Together, we agree recovery priorities and map the dependencies that could slow restoration.
Service dependency map / agreed recovery objectivesBackup + Retention Design
We review your workloads, retention and restore options, including cloud and SaaS data. Our engineers design the protection and access controls, with responsibilities clear across your team and providers.
Protection matrix / retention policy / backup runbooksRestore + Recovery Testing
We run agreed restore scenarios with your team and record what happened, how long it took and where the plan needs work. The findings become practical improvements to the recovery process.
Test plan / evidence / remediation actionsContinuity + Incident Coordination
We rehearse the decisions your people would face during an interruption: who leads, who communicates and how work continues. Your team gets a usable response plan and a clear route to support.
Response plan / escalation path / exercise findingsLet’s talk it through.
How will we know our recovery plan works?
We test the agreed recovery scenarios with your team, including service dependencies, access and the time needed to restore operation. You get evidence of what worked and a clear plan to address anything that did not.
Can this include Microsoft 365?
Yes. The scope can include Microsoft 365 and other SaaS services after reviewing retention, backup options and the responsibilities of each party.
Considering a new technology partner?
A new partner should understand your business before proposing a solution. Tell us what matters to your team, and where you want to go next.
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