DATA PROTECTION / BACKUP AS A SERVICE

Backup as a Service.

Protect important data with backup policies, versioning and restore monitoring.

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Protected data. Verified restores.

A backup matters
when you can restore it.

We define what to protect, how long to keep copies and how to verify recovery.

Application-specific policies

Files, servers and workloads, with backup frequency and windows adapted to your operations.

Retention and versioning

Restore points retained under the agreed policy, enabling recovery to the right point in time.

Geographic separation

Storage options in Data Center 1 and Data Center 2, depending on the solution and connectivity.

Restore testing

We validate procedures and document what can be recovered, by whom and in what order.

Capacity planning

How much space
might you need?

A simplified estimator for an initial full copy and daily incremental changes.

It does not include periodic full backups, deduplication or compression. It is not guaranteed sizing or a price estimate.

3,000 GBIndicative capacity = data × (1 + daily changes × retention) × (1 + headroom)
Backup ≠ Disaster Recovery

A copy of your data.
And the return of your services.

Backup retains data for restoration. Disaster Recovery plans how to resume services, including infrastructure, dependencies and startup order.

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Which retention period should we choose?

We start with the rate of change, your need for historical data and your organisation's requirements. Longer retention requires an assessment of capacity and costs.

Do you monitor backup results?

Job monitoring and error handling are part of the agreed operational policy. Restore tests are scheduled separately.

How long does recovery take?

It depends on data volumes, connections, platforms and applications. We set realistic objectives and verify them through testing.

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IT complexity.
Under control.

Tell us where you want to take your business.
Together, we build the infrastructure that supports it.

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