An untested backup is a hope, not a backup. I set up layered backup — a fast local copy for everyday mistakes plus an off-site copy for fire, theft, and ransomware — then verify a restore actually works. You get automation that runs on its own and a clear picture of what is protected and what is not.
What is included
- Audit of what data you have and where it currently lives
- Local backup to external or network storage with versioned history
- Encrypted cloud and off-site backup for disaster recovery
- Automated scheduling with failure alerts, so silent breakage gets noticed
- A documented test restore, proving the backup can actually be recovered from
- Ransomware-resistant design using versioning and immutable or offline copies
This is probably what you need if…
- Family photos and documents that live on exactly one device
- A business that would lose real money for every day of downtime
- An existing backup nobody has ever tested
- Meeting a client or insurer requirement to hold off-site copies