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Backup and disaster recovery

We build enterprise-scale backup systems and protect data against ransomware: copies at two sites, immutable storage and regular recovery testing.

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Challenges we address

  • Backups overrun the backup window, and restores take too long
  • Backup copies must be protected against ransomware and accidental deletion
  • The DR site exists on paper, but failover has never been tested
  • It is unclear how much capacity and how many licenses your backups really need

What we do

  1. Enterprise-scale backup

    Thousands of VMs, databases and file shares across two sites.

  2. Tiered storage

    Flash for fast restores, high-capacity disk, tape archive.

  3. Immutable and air-gapped copies

    Ransomware protection: backup copies cannot be altered or deleted.

  4. Disaster recovery (DR)

    Replication between sites, recovery plans and regular DR testing.

  5. Sizing based on real statistics

    Deduplication, backup windows and restore speed — calculated from the customer’s own data.

Vendors we work with

Related publications

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Issue 03Data infrastructure

Backup: counting the wrong things

Capacity, retention depth, backup window — and not a word about how long it takes to bring a service back. A breakdown of the forks where backup system sizing parts ways with reality.

Read the issueIssue 05Data infrastructure

Three substitutions

How a backup system is actually sized: how the protected perimeter differs from storage capacity, why the vendor's stated data reduction ratio doesn't hold on an encrypted stream, and what to ask a vendor before the budget is approved.

Read the issueIssue 02Backup

A tape library for those who didn't design it

How this layer of a backup system is built, what breaks in it, why LTO-10 changes the planning arithmetic, and where the cartridge count actually comes from.

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Questions and answers

Can backup copies be protected from ransomware?
Yes, backup copies are kept immutable and air-gapped — they cannot be altered or deleted, which protects data against ransomware and accidental deletion.
Which backup vendors do you work with?
We work with Commvault, Veeam, Everpure, Quantum and Lenovo — from backup software to tape libraries and disk-based storage for backup copies.
What does disaster recovery (DR) include?
DR includes replication between sites, recovery plans and regular failover testing, so the DR site is not just a plan on paper but has actually been verified.
How do you know how much capacity and how many licenses backup really needs?
Sizing is calculated from the customer’s own statistics — deduplication, backup windows and restore speed — rather than rough estimates.
Our approach

The full cycle under one roof

  1. Audit and assessment

    Inventory, workload analysis, IT and security risk assessment

  2. Design

    Architecture, sizing, vendor comparison, procurement specifications

  3. Supply

    Hardware and licenses from 35+ vendors, import and logistics

  4. Deployment and migration

    Commissioning, zero-downtime data and system migration, acceptance testing

  5. Training

    Knowledge transfer to your IT team, courses on databases, security and AI

  6. 24/7/365 support

    SLAs, monitoring, updates, vendor support

One team owns the project from assessment to day-to-day operations — no gaps in accountability between the supplier, the integrator and the service provider.

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