Principal IT Consultants

When Your Systems Go Down, We Get You Back Up Fast

A failed server, a ransomware lockout, a flooded office. One bad day shouldn't cost you the business. Our managed backup and disaster recovery keeps your data safe and your team working.

Most "Backups" Fail on the Day They Matter Most

You think you’re covered. Then a drive dies at 4 p.m. on a Friday and the last good backup is three weeks old. That’s not a backup. That’s a false sense of security. We build data backup and disaster recovery that you can actually count on, because we test the restore, not just the job. 

    • If ransomware hit tonight, could you recover your customer records by morning?
    • Do you know when your last backup finished, and whether it would actually restore?
    • Is there a written backup and disaster recovery plan your team could follow under pressure? 

If any of those made you pause, that pause is the risk. Let’s close it. 


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Backup and Disaster Recovery Solutions Built Around Your Business

No two businesses break the same way, so we don’t sell one-size-fits-all. Whether you need managed backup and disaster recovery, cloud backup and disaster recovery, or full backup and disaster recovery as a service, we protect your servers, workstations, and the applications you can’t run without. 

Our fully managed backup and disaster recovery packages pair an on-site backup and disaster recovery appliance for near-instant local restores with BDR solutions that fail over to the cloud when the building itself is the problem. From a single office to a multi-site team, our business backup and disaster recovery service keeps you open through hardware failure, ransomware, and natural disasters. 

What Is Backup and Disaster Recovery, Really?

Here’s the simple version. Backup is the copy of your data. Disaster recovery is the plan that gets your whole business running again. The difference between backup and disaster recovery is the difference between owning a spare tire and knowing how to change it on the highway in the rain. We give you both: protected data and a tested, written backup and disaster recovery plan your people can execute when it counts. 

Our Backup and Disaster Recovery Process

Recovery shouldn’t be a guessing game, so we follow clear backup and disaster recovery procedures every time. We assess your data and set your recovery targets, protect it with automated encrypted backups, plan with a backup and disaster recovery plan template tailored to your roles, test it with scheduled restore drills, and recover fast when something breaks, keeping you informed the whole way. You’ll always know exactly what happens next, before it happens. 

3-2-1 Protection That Ransomware Can't Touch

The rule is simple and it works: three copies of your data, on two kinds of media, with one copy off-site. We take it further with immutable, air-gapped cloud backup and disaster recovery solutions, so even if ransomware reaches your network, it can’t reach your recovery. Continuous monitoring and alerts catch a failed backup before it ever becomes a failed restore. 

Why Principal IT Consultants for Backup and Recovery

We Test, We Don't Just Set It and Forget It

Most providers configure the backup jobs and watch the logs. We actually restore your data on a schedule, so we know your backup and disaster recovery works long before you ever need it.

We Design Around Your Real Recovery Needs

A law firm can't lose a week of billing; a restaurant can ride out a longer outage than a medical practice. We set your recovery time and recovery point objectives to match your actual risk, not a template.

We Bake Ransomware Resilience In

Isolated, immutable backups aren't an add-on, they're the foundation. We build air-gapped and immutable backup tiers so attackers can't delete your way out of a recovery.

Don't Wait for a Crisis to Find Out Your Backups Don't Work

Book a free backup assessment. We'll review your current data back-up and disaster recovery setup, show you exactly where the gaps are, and tell you how to close them, before they cost you money.

Tested Recovery Processes | Ransomware-Resilient Backups | 3-2-1 Data Protection | Continuous Monitoring and Alert

People Also Ask AboutData Back-Up and Disaster Recovery

How often should we be backing up?

It comes down to how much data you can afford to lose, your RPO. Most SMBs need daily backups at a minimum, while business-critical systems run continuous or hourly snapshots so a bad day costs you minutes, not weeks.

What is the difference between backup and disaster recovery?

Backup is copying your data to a second location. Disaster recovery is the documented, tested plan that restores your operations. We deliver both as one backup and disaster recovery service, so you recover the business, not just the files. 

What are RTO and RPO, and why do they matter?

Your Recovery Time Objective (RTO) is how long you can be down before it hurts. Your Recovery Point Objective (RPO) is how much data you can afford to lose. We design your backup and disaster recovery plan around both, so there are no surprises mid-crisis.

Are cloud backups sufficient on their own?

Cloud backups matter, but leaning on a single provider is its own risk. A proper data back-up and disaster recovery strategy layers protection, combining on-site speed with off-site cloud safety.

How much does backup and disaster recovery cost?

It depends on how much data you protect, how fast you need to recover, and whether you choose local, cloud, or both. Our fully managed backup and disaster recovery packages scale with you, with no surprise fees to recover your own data. 

How do you protect backups from ransomware?

We use immutable storage, air-gapped copies, and credential separation, so attackers can’t reach, encrypt, or delete your recovery data even if they get into your network. 

How do we know the backups are actually working?

Because we prove it. We monitor every backup job and run regular restoration tests, giving you documented proof that your recovery process works long before you ever need it.