Engineering capabilities
- Application-aware backup
- Replication and failover plans
- Immutable repositories
- Restore testing
Backup & Email
Backup and replication across virtual, physical and cloud workloads with immutability options.
Job design starts from the recovery target. Every protected workload has a defined RPO, RTO and at least one copy the production estate cannot delete.
Application-aware processing for SQL, Exchange and Active Directory so restores are consistent.
Proxies sized to the backup window; jobs grouped by RPO class rather than by convenience.
Immutability set on the hardened repository so backups survive a domain compromise.
3-2-1-1-0: three copies, two media, one offsite, one immutable, zero errors after verification.
Automated boot verification plus scheduled manual restore tests, both documented.
Credentials separated from the production domain, a hardened Linux repository with immutability, MFA on the console, and an offline or object-lock copy of every critical restore point.
It depends on change rate and repository throughput. Sizing starts from measured daily change, then proxies and repositories are provisioned to fit the agreed window.
Backups restore; replicas fail over. Where RTO is tight, replication to a secondary host runs alongside backups rather than instead of them.
Yes. Retention policies are not backup. Mail, OneDrive, SharePoint and Teams data is protected separately so deletion and retention gaps are recoverable.
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