Backup & disaster recovery for Utah businesses

Workstation, server, and Microsoft 365 backups matched to how critical each system actually is, with a real, tested recovery plan behind them — so a hardware failure or ransomware incident is a hiccup, not a crisis.

What's included

• Automated backup — scheduled, hands-off backups running on a defined cadence, without relying on anyone remembering to do it manually.
• Offsite backup — backup copies stored in a separate physical or cloud location, protecting against fire, theft, or on-site hardware failure.
• System backups — full system image backups that capture your operating system, applications, and settings for faster full recovery.
• Incremental backups — a backup strategy that only copies changed data after the first full backup, reducing storage use and backup time.
• Backup verification — regular testing of backup integrity to confirm your data can actually be restored, not just that a backup job completed.
• Backup monitoring — ongoing monitoring of backup jobs with alerting if a scheduled backup fails or is skipped.
• Backup encryption — encryption of backup data at rest and in transit, so backup copies aren't a weak point for data exposure.
• Rapid restore services — fast recovery of files or full systems from backup to minimize downtime when data loss happens.
• Disaster recovery planning — a documented plan for what happens after a failure, covering how the business keeps running through an outage.

Cloud services backup

Microsoft 365 doesn't automatically protect you from every kind of data loss — a deleted email, an overwritten file, or a compromised account can still mean gone-for-good data outside Microsoft's own short recycle-bin windows. We back up your OneDrive, mailboxes, and SharePoint content independently.

Workstation backup

When a laptop or desktop fails, the goal is getting that person back to work as fast as possible. Depending on what makes sense for the role, we back up either the entire machine or just the files that matter.

Server backup

As with workstations, you can back up an entire server image, preserving every configuration so a failed server can be rebuilt exactly as it was, or protect specific data and files. Backup frequency and retention are matched to how critical each server actually is.

Backup testing & verification

A backup is only as good as your ability to actually use it. We don't just run backups and assume they're good — we verify and test them, so when a restore is actually needed, we already know it'll work.

Disaster recovery & business continuity

Backups protect your data. Disaster recovery protects your business. We build a documented plan for what actually happens after a failure — what gets restored first, how long it takes, and who does what.