Servers & Virtualization
Windows Server, Active Directory, virtualization, storage and systems integration designed, built and maintained.
Backup & Disaster Recovery
A backup only matters on the day you need to restore it. We design, monitor and regularly test backups — and plan how your business keeps operating when a server, an office or a whole region is out.
Backups fail quietly. A job stops after a password change, a drive fills up, or ransomware encrypts the backup along with everything else. Too many businesses discover this during the emergency.
On Florida’s Treasure Coast, recovery planning also has to account for hurricanes, extended power outages and office closures. We design backup and recovery around two questions: how much data can you afford to lose, and how long can you afford to be down?
Scheduled restore tests confirm that files, systems and email can actually be recovered.
Isolated and immutable backup copies can’t be encrypted or deleted along with your production systems.
Documented recovery steps, priorities and contacts make an outage a procedure rather than a crisis.
Deliverables
Scope is agreed in writing for every engagement. Typical work includes:
Preparation is far easier in May than in the week a storm is forecast. A sound plan covers off-site and cloud copies of critical data, how staff will work remotely, graceful shutdown of equipment on UPS power, what is moved or protected on site, and the order in which systems are brought back.
Our approach
We agree acceptable data loss and downtime for each critical system.
Backup methods, locations, retention and isolation are chosen to meet those targets.
Backups are deployed, monitored and documented.
Restores are tested on a schedule, and the plan is updated as the business changes.
FAQ
Backup is having copies of your data. Disaster recovery is the plan, systems and practice that get the business operating again — how quickly, in what order and from where. You need both.
Microsoft keeps the service running and offers limited retention and recycle-bin recovery, but under its shared-responsibility model protecting your data from deletion, corruption or long-term loss is your responsibility. An independent backup closes that gap.
Regularly and after significant changes. We schedule test restores and record the results so you know recovery works before you need it.
Yes, if at least one copy is isolated or immutable so the ransomware can’t reach it, and if restores have been tested. Ordinary network-attached backups are often encrypted along with everything else.
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Proactive monitoring, maintenance, patching and support for your whole environment under one agreement.
Describe your situation and we’ll follow up to discuss scope, options and next steps. There’s no obligation.