Overview
A backup that has never been restored is a hypothesis. I design to explicit RPO and RTO per workload, then prove them on a schedule.
Architecture follows 3-2-1-1: three copies, two media, one offsite, one immutable, with credential separation so that a domain compromise cannot destroy the backup estate.
Every quarter you receive restore test evidence: what was restored, how long it took, and whether it met the stated objective.
What you receive
01Per-workload RPO/RTO register
02Backup architecture with immutable and offsite copies
03Credential and access separation model
04Documented recovery runbooks
05Quarterly restore testing with evidence pack
06DR failover plan and annual exercise
Outcomes I hold myself to
- Ransomware-resilient backup estate
- Recovery objectives proven, not assumed
- Audit evidence produced automatically
Common questions
Do you host the offsite copy?+
I can, or I integrate with your own object storage or cloud tenancy.
How often are restores tested?+
Quarterly by default for critical workloads, monthly under the enterprise plan.