On-site and cloud backup
A local copy for fast restores and an encrypted copy off-site in the cloud, so a fire, theft or flood at the office doesn't take your data with it.
Backup and recovery
A backup only matters on the day you need it. I make sure yours works, and I test it before that day comes.

Many of the businesses I meet have some kind of backup: an external drive plugged into a computer, a sync folder, or a service someone set up years ago. When I check, the drive has been full for months, the sync folder copies deleted files right along with everything else, or nobody knows the password.
Real backup means three things. Your data is copied automatically, at least one copy is somewhere else, and someone has proven that it can be restored. I handle all three for small businesses across Placer, Sacramento, El Dorado and Yolo counties.
A local copy for fast restores and an encrypted copy off-site in the cloud, so a fire, theft or flood at the office doesn't take your data with it.
Email, OneDrive, SharePoint and Google Drive backed up separately from the provider, with years of history you can restore from.
Backups that ransomware can't reach or change, so if an attack does get through, I can roll your systems back instead of you paying a ransom.
I test restores on a schedule and watch every backup job. If a backup fails, I know about it and fix it, usually before you ever hear about it.
A simple written plan for what happens if a server dies or the office is closed: who does what, what comes back first, and how long it takes.
Backup and retention settings for medical, dental, legal and financial offices that have to keep records for a set number of years.
If the answer is “never” or “I’m not sure,” that is the most common answer I hear, and the most important thing to fix. It starts with a free 15-minute call. If it makes sense, I’ll check what you are backing up today and show you where the gaps are.
It starts with a free 15-minute call to get to know each other: where things stand today, where you want to be, and what budget makes sense. No pressure, no sales pitch.