Map your route back to operation
Identify essential workloads, tolerable downtime and data-loss requirements. Confirm dependencies and the evidence you need from restore or recovery exercises.
RESILIENCE · IT MOUNTAIN
Protect business information with policy-led backups, operational visibility and scheduled checks that data can be restored.
Identify essential workloads, tolerable downtime and data-loss requirements. Confirm dependencies and the evidence you need from restore or recovery exercises.
Confirm the supported estate, access, responsibilities and onboarding tasks before delivery begins.
Use an agreed review cadence to track actions, recurring issues and changes to your requirements.
TECHNOLOGY IN PRACTICE
Connect your working environment with the services, responsibilities and improvements that matter to your organisation.


YOUR NEXT BUSINESS STEP
Accidental deletion, damaged systems or an interrupted backup should not leave you guessing which information can be recovered.
Scope supported servers, endpoints, cloud and collaboration data.
Choose retention and isolated or immutable copies where supported.
Review failures and test agreed sample recoveries.
Bring your critical workloads, data volumes and current backup or retention requirements.
BUILD YOUR SERVICE SCHEDULE
Select the activities your organisation needs. The proposal confirms the final scope, tools, delivery model and responsibilities.
Backup coverage for agreed servers, endpoints, cloud workloads and Microsoft 365 data, subject to platform support.
Retention policies, offsite copies and immutable or isolated storage where supported by the selected platform.
Job monitoring, exception investigation and escalation of failed or incomplete protection.
Scheduled sample restores and documented recovery checks against an agreed test plan.
Visibility of coverage, storage growth, retention and unresolved exceptions.
COMMERCIAL CLARITY
Pricing follows protected workloads, data volumes, retention and test frequency. Initial data seeding, unusual restore requests, egress and excess storage are explicitly addressed in the proposal. Backup alone is not a complete disaster-recovery service.
Before work starts, your proposal confirms deliverables, service hours, customer responsibilities, reporting, third-party dependencies and any project or consumption charges.
Explore monthly programmesSERVICE QUESTIONS
Pricing follows protected workloads, data volumes, retention and test frequency. Initial data seeding, unusual restore requests, egress and excess storage are explicitly addressed in the proposal. Backup alone is not a complete disaster-recovery service.
We start with the systems and business processes involved, your existing arrangements and the outcomes you need. We then confirm activities, responsibilities, coverage and dependencies in the proposal.
Yes. A co-managed arrangement can define responsibilities, access, escalation and reporting alongside your team, with specialist activities assigned explicitly.