Backup & Disaster Recovery

Backup solutions, disaster recovery planning, and business continuity capabilities ensuring data protection and recoverability.

What We Deliver

Our Backup & Disaster Recovery (BDR) service provides comprehensive protection for your organization's critical data and IT systems. We design, implement, and manage reliable backup solutions and recovery strategies that enable business continuity and minimize downtime in the event of data loss, system failure, cyberattack, or site-level disaster. Our approach combines industry-leading tools, structured policies, and regular testing to ensure data integrity and recoverability. We align backup strategies and recovery objectives (RTO/RPO) with your business priorities, helping you meet compliance requirements while maintaining operational resilience. Our Backup & Disaster Recovery service integrates with your existing IT infrastructure and governance frameworks — providing confidence that your data is protected and your organization can recover quickly when it matters most.

Backup strategy design aligned with business-critical data and systems

Implementation and management of enterprise backup platforms (e.g., Veeam, Commvault, Veritas, cloud-native tools)

Scheduled backups with appropriate frequency and retention based on RPO requirements

Offsite and cloud replication for geographic redundancy

Regular backup verification and restore testing to confirm recoverability

Disaster recovery planning including RTO/RPO definition and failover procedures

Ransomware-resilient backup practices including immutable and air-gapped copies

Incident support for rapid recovery during unplanned outages or data loss

Documentation, reporting, and audit-ready compliance support

Frequently Asked Questions

Which backup platforms do you support?

We implement and manage Veeam Backup & Replication, Commvault, Veritas NetBackup, Acronis Cyber Backup, AWS Backup, Azure Backup, and Rubrik—selecting optimal solutions based on your infrastructure, recovery requirements, and budget constraints.

How often should backups run?

Backup frequency depends on data criticality and RPO requirements. Common schedules include hourly for critical databases, daily for application servers, weekly for static data. We design backup schedules balancing protection needs with infrastructure impact and storage costs.

Do you test backup restores?

Yes. We conduct regular restore testing—monthly for critical systems, quarterly for standard servers—validating backup integrity, documenting recovery time actuals, identifying any issues, and ensuring your team knows how to execute recovery procedures when needed.

How do you protect against ransomware?

We implement immutable backups (write-once-read-many), air-gapped offline copies, separate backup credentials from production, enable MFA for backup admin access, and maintain multiple retention points—ensuring attackers cannot delete or encrypt your recovery options.

What's included in disaster recovery planning?

DR planning includes RTO/RPO definition, failover site identification, recovery runbook documentation, contact lists, step-by-step recovery procedures, annual DR testing exercises, and continuous plan updates as infrastructure evolves—ensuring preparedness for worst-case scenarios.