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Managed Backup

Backup Is a Control. Recoverability Is the Outcome.

A successful backup job is only one part of recovery. 010 Managed Backup protects critical data, follows up on exceptions and checks that restores work.

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Service foundation

CopiesLocal backup plus cloud backup to two remote sitesEncryptionAES-256RetentionLong retention, 7 years or moreRestoreSingle items up to full systemsOversightA team that checks backup statusProtectsPhysical and virtual servers, cloud workloads, Microsoft 365 and other SaaS applications, databases, endpoints, DevOps environments, network infrastructure and data archives

Why retention matters

Some Damage Is Found Months Later

Data needs restoring for two kinds of reasons. Physical failures, such as a failed disk or a lost device, are usually noticed right away. Logical failures, such as a cyber attack, a deletion or an unwanted change, can go unnoticed for months.

Long retention means you can still recover information when the problem is discovered late.

Backup protects recent copies so systems can be restored. Archive keeps governed records for the long term.

  • Failed or damaged hardware
  • Lost or stolen devices
  • Ransomware and other cyber attacks
  • Accidental deletion or changes
  • Problems discovered long after they happened

Exception handling

Visibility Matters Most When Something Does Not Go as Expected

Detect

Failed or incomplete jobs are noticed, not left in a log.

Review

The cause and the impact on recovery are understood.

Act

The issue is fixed or escalated to the right owner.

Document

What happened and what changed is recorded.

Separation

Build Separation into the Recovery Foundation

Separation

Copies kept apart from the systems they protect.

Controlled access

Limited, deliberate access to backup data and settings.

Protected copies

Immutable copies that cannot be altered or deleted.

Accessibility

Data that can be retrieved when it is needed.

Connected but different

Backup Protects the Data. Disaster Recovery Coordinates the Recovery.

Managed Backup

  • Protected copies of data
  • Schedules and retention policies
  • Exceptions followed up
  • Restores checked regularly, on a schedule set by your needs

Disaster Recovery

  • Recovery priorities and tiers
  • Recovery time and data-loss objectives
  • Dependency mapping
  • Runbooks, roles and exercises

Related

Disaster Recovery

Turn protected data into a coordinated recovery.

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Sovereign Archive

Long-term retention with Canadian data-residency options.

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Recovery Assurance

Ongoing checks, on an agreed schedule, that critical services can be recovered from your backups.

About ongoing Recovery Assurance →