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When ransomware, a failed drive, or a simple mistake takes your data, only one question matters: how fast can you get back to work?
A backup that has never been tested, sits on a drive in the same office, or can be deleted by an attacker is not a recovery plan. It is a hope.
Our backup and disaster recovery service is built for business continuity, not just copies of files. We capture your systems, lock the copies away from attackers, prove they work, and bring you back online fast when something goes wrong.
Actual recovery time depends on the size and condition of the systems involved.
How It Works
Every protected system follows the same cycle automatically, around the clock, without anyone on your team lifting a finger.
Image-based backups as often as every 15 minutes capture the entire system, including the operating system, applications, settings, and files.
Restore a single file, roll back a whole system, or run critical systems virtually in the cloud while the original is repaired.
Every recovery point is stored as an immutable, air-gapped copy in secure cloud infrastructure, so it cannot be changed, encrypted, or quietly deleted.
Automated integrity checks run every night, and a test restore is performed every quarter, so recovery is proven before you ever need it.
What We Protect
From the front desk computer to the server in the closet to the email in the cloud, everything that matters is protected the same way.
Desktops and laptops are captured as complete system images, so a failed drive or stolen laptop can be fully restored instead of rebuilt from scratch.
Physical servers and virtual machines get the same image-based protection, with the option to run them virtually in the cloud during an outage.
Email, files, and shared drives in the cloud are backed up separately from the platform, so deleted or encrypted data can be restored on your schedule.
Deleted a folder last Tuesday? Ransomware hit at 2:47 this afternoon? We roll back to the moment just before the problem.
With recovery points captured as often as every 15 minutes, you lose minutes of work instead of days. Every recovery point stands on its own, with no fragile backup chain that can break and force a fresh start.
Try it: drag the slider to find the last clean recovery point before the attack.
Modern ransomware goes after backups first. Attackers know that a clean backup means you will not pay.
Our backups are built so that strategy does not work. Copies are locked the moment they are created and kept apart from the systems an attacker can reach.
The worst time to learn a backup does not work is the day you need it.
Every night, automated checks confirm that recovery points are intact and recoverable. Every quarter, we run a test restore. If a backup is missed or fails a check, an alert goes straight to our team so it is fixed before it matters.
Backup monitoring, alerting, and quarterly test restores are included whenever backup is part of your plan.
Insurance and Compliance
Insurers and auditors ask detailed questions about how your data is backed up and recovered. Our service helps you answer every one with confidence and evidence.
Helps covered practices meet the requirement for a data backup and disaster recovery plan, with a Business Associate Agreement available.
Backups are stored in SOC 2 Type II-certified infrastructure that is independently audited for its security controls.
Supports data protection obligations for organizations that handle personal data covered by GDPR.
Common Misconceptions
Most organizations believe they are covered until the day they need to recover. Here is what we hear most often, and what is actually true.
A drive in the same office can be lost to the same fire, theft, or ransomware attack. It is rarely tested, and it holds files, not the full system you need to get running again.
These platforms keep the service running, but deleted or encrypted data is only kept for a limited time. A separate backup keeps your mail, files, and shared drives restorable on your schedule.
A backup that has never been tested is a guess. We check recovery points every night and run a test restore every quarter, so you know it will work.
Critical systems can run virtually in the cloud while the original is repaired, so recovery is typically measured in hours, not days.
Backup and disaster recovery is an optional add-on for every CyberCore plan.
It is always paired with a managed plan, so the same team that protects your systems every day is the team that recovers them when something goes wrong. Pricing is per workstation, per server or virtual machine, and per cloud user, with pooled storage, all spelled out in your written quote.
Related Services
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FAQ
Straight answers about how our backup and disaster recovery service works.
Systems can be backed up as often as every 15 minutes. During onboarding, we set each schedule based on how often your data changes and how much work you can afford to lose.
In secure, SOC 2 Type II-certified cloud infrastructure, with immutable, air-gapped copies kept separate from your network and your accounts.
It depends on what needs to be restored, how much data is involved, and the condition of the systems. A single file can often be back in minutes. For larger outages, critical systems can run virtually in the cloud while we repair the original, so recovery is typically measured in hours, not days.
Automated integrity checks run on recovery points every night, and we perform a test restore every quarter. If a backup is missed or fails a check, our team is alerted and fixes it.
Yes. For Microsoft 365, cloud backup covers Exchange email, OneDrive, SharePoint, and Teams. For Google Workspace, it covers Gmail and Drive.
No. Backup is always paired with one of our managed plans, so the same team monitors, protects, and recovers your systems.
Your data is yours. A data export is available on request before backup services end.
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