Backup and disaster recovery
Files get deleted, laptops get lost and ransomware gets in. Regular backups protect you from data loss, corruption and attacks, and when something goes wrong, we get your files and systems back.
Many businesses believe they’re backed up until the day they need a file back. We make sure your backups are complete, protected and tested, and that there’s a clear plan for getting your team working again after an outage, a mistake or an attack.
What’s included
- Scheduled backups of servers, PCs, Microsoft 365 and websites
- Encrypted backup copies, stored separately from your main systems
- Monitoring of every backup job, so failures get fixed instead of discovered later
- Quick restores of lost or damaged files, from a single document to a whole system
- Restore testing, so you know the backups actually work
- A written recovery plan for outages, disasters and ransomware
- Guidance on what to keep, and for how long, based on your business and your rules
Why Techo
Backups are watched, not assumed
A backup that silently stopped months ago is the most common surprise in IT. We check that yours are running.
Recovery is the point
We plan for how you’ll get back to work, not just where the copies live.
Part of your security
Backups that attackers can’t reach are one of the best defenses against ransomware. We set them up that way.
Frequently asked questions
What do you back up?
Servers, PCs, Microsoft 365 and websites. During the consultation we’ll look at where your important data lives and make sure it’s all covered.
We sync to the cloud. Isn’t that a backup?
Not quite. Sync copies mistakes and ransomware too. A real backup keeps separate, older versions you can go back to.
How fast can we recover?
It depends on what was lost and how your backups are set up. Part of the recovery plan is agreeing what needs to come back first, so the most important systems are back soonest.
Book a free consultation
When did you last test a restore? Book a free consultation and we’ll check what’s backed up, what isn’t, and how fast you could recover.