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Backup and recovery

3-2-1 strategy, automated routines, encryption and restore testing so the backup exists when it is needed.

The problem

Signs that this area needs attention.

01

A backup that has never been test-restored.

02

A copy on the same server or with the same provider.

03

Silent failures nobody notices.

04

Ransomware risk without an isolated copy.

What we do

Concrete deliverables, adapted to your context.

01

Backup policy and RPO/RTO definition.

02

Automation for databases, files and configurations.

03

Offsite and, where possible, immutable copies.

04

Encryption and access control.

05

Periodic restore testing.

06

Documentation and failure alerts.

How we work

01

Inventory of what needs protection.

02

Definition of frequency, retention and destination.

03

Implementation and encryption.

04

A real restore test.

05

Monitoring and periodic review.

Who it is for

  • Companies with customer data and order history.
  • Operations that cannot lose days of work.
  • Teams that need to prove recoverability.

Expected outcomes

  • Recovery that is tested, not assumed.
  • Lower impact from failures and attacks.
  • Clarity on timelines and responsibilities.

Frequently asked questions

Is a cloud backup enough?

It depends. The cloud solves part of the problem, but isolation, retention, credentials and restore testing still need review.

How often should backups be tested?

At least every six months; more often for critical operations. An untested backup is a hypothesis.

Need support in this area?

Describe the current scenario. The initial reply indicates scope, next steps and whether it makes sense to move forward.