Managed backups
Monitored backup jobs, clear alerts and regular oversight instead of hoping everything ran.
Backup & recovery
Your data protected. Your recovery planned.
Reliable backups are only half the job. We help make sure your business can restore what matters and keep moving.
Ready for the unexpected
Backups you can actually rely on.
A successful backup is one that can restore the right information within a timescale your business can tolerate.
We design and manage backup arrangements around the systems and information your organisation depends on. That may include Microsoft 365, cloud data, servers, workstations and line-of-business applications.
We also help you think beyond the backup itself: who needs to act, what should be restored first, how long you can manage without a system and how recovery will be tested.
Check your recovery readinessMicrosoft 365 backup
Independent protection for important cloud email and data, with practical retention choices.
Recovery planning
Clear priorities, responsibilities and recovery targets based on business impact.
Restore testing
Planned checks that provide evidence your data can be retrieved when needed.
Server & device backup
Protection shaped around critical machines, workloads and operational dependencies.
Resilient design
Separation, retention and access controls that reduce the chance one incident affects every copy.
Recovery built into the plan
Know what happens after the unexpected.
01
Identify
Map critical data, systems and operational dependencies.
02
Protect
Choose backup methods, locations and retention.
03
Test
Validate restores and document what was learned.
04
Improve
Keep arrangements aligned as systems and risks change.
Backup FAQs
Protection is only useful if it restores.
Is Microsoft 365 already backed up?
Microsoft provides resilient services, but businesses still need to consider independent backup, retention and recovery for deletion, user error, malicious activity and operational needs.
How often should we back up?
That depends on how much data the business can afford to lose and how quickly it changes. We help define sensible recovery points for each important system.
Do you test restores?
Restore testing is an important part of proving that a backup is useful. The right test frequency and scope depend on the system and business impact.
Can backups help after a cyber incident?
Yes, if they are properly separated, protected and recoverable. Backups are one layer of resilience and should sit alongside security and an incident response plan.