Versioned protection for servers, endpoints, and cloud platforms — with an isolated copy beyond a network intrusion’s reach and restores that get tested on a schedule.
By The Numbers
Restores rehearsed before you need them
Full file history retained
A copy beyond an intrusion’s reach
The Real Problem
This surprises people, and it shouldn’t. Cloud platforms guarantee availability of their service, not recoverability of your content. Deleted mail, a corrupted file overwritten by sync, or a mailbox purged after an offboarding are your problem, and the retention window is far shorter than most organizations assume.
The second gap is that a backup reachable from your production network is reachable by ransomware too. An isolated copy is not a luxury feature — it’s the difference between an outage and an extortion event.
What’s Included
Full-system protection with version history, so recovery isn’t limited to whatever last night’s job caught.
Mail, files, and collaboration data protected independently of the platform’s own retention settings.
A copy outside the reach of a network compromise, which is what makes ransomware survivable.
Proof the data actually comes back, with results written down rather than assumed.
What comes back first, in what order, and who owns each step — decided before the outage.
Retention periods matched to your regulatory obligations instead of to a default setting.
Common Questions
They handle their service’s availability. Recovering your deleted or corrupted content past a short retention window is your responsibility, not theirs.
That depends on volume and what has to come back first — which is precisely why it gets measured and documented rather than estimated during an incident.
If the answer is unclear, that’s the finding. We’ll run one with you and time it honestly.
