Managed IT · Backup & Disaster Recovery
A backup you've never restored is a hope, not a plan.
Ransomware, a dead server, a deleted folder, a spilled coffee — the cause doesn't matter. What matters is whether you're back up in hours with everything intact. We build for that day.
The review includes an honest look at whether your current backups would actually save you.
Colorado knows bad days — fire, flood, and plain old hardware failure. Your data should survive all of them.
Four questions most businesses can't answer
- When did a restore last succeed? Not "when did the backup run" — when did someone actually get a file back?
- Could ransomware reach your backups? If backups live on the same network with the same credentials, encrypting them too is step one of the attack.
- How long would recovery take? "We have backups" and "we'd be working again by Tuesday" are very different sentences.
- Is Microsoft 365 included? Deleted mailboxes and SharePoint files aren't Microsoft's problem after the retention window. They're yours.
What a real recovery posture looks like
Layered backups
Local for fast restores, off-site and isolated for the bad day, covering servers, workstations, and Microsoft 365.
Scheduled restore tests
We periodically restore real data and verify it — because a green checkmark in a dashboard isn't proof of anything.
A written recovery plan
Who calls whom, what comes back first, how long it takes — decided calmly in advance, not improvised mid-crisis.
Monitoring with follow-through
A failed backup job gets fixed the day it fails — not discovered the day you need it.
Find out if your backups would actually save you.
A free 30-minute IT risk review with a one-page findings report — backup posture included, no strings.