When Everything Goes Wrong — You'll Be Fine.
60% of small businesses that suffer major data loss close within 6 months. Automated backups, ransomware-resistant storage, and tested recovery plans mean that statistic doesn’t apply to you.
Backup That Actually Works When You Need It
- Automated daily backups — no manual processes
- On-site and cloud-based redundant storage
- Ransomware-resistant immutable backups
- Regular restore testing — we verify it works
- Disaster recovery documentation and runbooks
- Rapid system recovery with minimal downtime
60%
Of small businesses that lose critical data permanently close within 6 months. Don’t be a statistic.
$1.85M
Average total cost of a ransomware attack including recovery, downtime, and reputation damage.
Frequently Asked Questions
How often should a small business back up its data?
At minimum, daily automated backups. For businesses with high transaction volumes or critical databases, more frequent backups — even continuous replication — may be appropriate. The right frequency depends on your recovery point objective (RPO): how much data can you afford to lose? We assess this as part of our backup planning process.
What is the difference between backup and disaster recovery?
Backup is copying your data to a safe location. Disaster recovery is the complete plan for restoring your business operations after an incident — including which systems get restored first, how long it takes, and who does what. You need both. A backup without a tested recovery plan is just data sitting somewhere — it doesn’t guarantee you can get back to work quickly.
Can ransomware delete or encrypt my backups?
It can if your backups are not properly isolated. Ransomware specifically targets network-connected backup locations. We use immutable backups — backups that cannot be modified or deleted for a defined period — and air-gapped or offsite copies that ransomware cannot reach. This is why backup architecture matters as much as having a backup at all.
How long does it take to recover from a ransomware attack with good backups?
With properly tested, recent backups, most small businesses can restore core operations within hours rather than days or weeks. Without good backups, recovery can take weeks and may be incomplete. We test restores regularly — not just assume the backup worked.
Do you offer cloud backup for small businesses?
Yes. We implement hybrid backup strategies combining on-site backup for fast local restores with cloud backup for off-site redundancy. If your office burns down, floods, or is burglarized, your data is still safe and recoverable from the cloud copy.
Is Your Backup Actually Working?
Most businesses assume their backups work. We test and verify yours — free.