Backup & Disaster Recovery

Prepare to recover when business systems stop

Protect servers, cloud workloads and Microsoft 365 data with monitored backups, defined recovery priorities, tested restores and practical continuity planning.

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Managed backup

Recovery objectives

Restore testing

Continuity planning

Cyber Resilience

A recovery service, not just a backup product

Useful protection starts by knowing which services matter, how much data can be lost and how quickly operations need to resume.

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Server & Workload Backup

Managed protection for supported physical, virtual and cloud workloads with monitoring and retention policies.

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Microsoft 365 Backup

Independent recovery options for selected Microsoft 365 data aligned with retention requirements.

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Recovery Objectives

Define realistic recovery time and recovery point objectives according to business impact.

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Restore Testing

Scheduled, documented tests that demonstrate whether protected systems and data can actually be recovered.

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Disaster Recovery Planning

Technical recovery sequences, dependencies, responsibilities, communications and escalation paths.

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Business Continuity Support

Connect IT recovery to alternative ways of working and the wider operational continuity plan.

Recovery Confidence

Know what will happen before an incident

Ransomware, human error, supplier failure and hardware faults can all interrupt the business. A documented and tested recovery approach removes guesswork when time and information are limited.

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Prioritise

Rank systems and data according to business impact and dependencies.

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Protect

Apply appropriate backup, retention and separation for each workload.

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Prove

Test recovery, record outcomes and improve the process over time.

FAQs

Backup and recovery questions

What is the difference between backup and disaster recovery?

Backup creates recoverable copies of data. Disaster recovery covers the people, priorities, dependencies and technical steps needed to restore critical services.

How often should restores be tested?

Frequency should reflect the importance and rate of change of each system. Critical services generally need more frequent and documented tests.

Can Microsoft 365 data be backed up?

Yes. Independent backup can protect selected Microsoft 365 workloads and provide recovery options aligned with retention needs.

Before you choose

Backup & recovery. Clear expectations from day one.

Who this suits

For organisations that need recoverable copies of critical data and a practical plan for restoring business systems after disruption.

What affects the price?

Protected workloads, data volumes, retention, storage locations, recovery objectives and testing requirements determine cost.

How onboarding works

List critical systems and owners, agree recovery priorities, configure protection and test representative restores. Record the people and access needed during an incident.

What to confirm in your proposal

A successful backup job is not proof of a successful recovery. Recovery time and recovery-point targets must be assessed for the actual environment and agreed in writing.

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Could your business recover?

Review critical systems, recovery priorities and current protection with Peravix.

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