Reliable backup requires monitored backup jobs, tested restores, recovery goals, immutable copies, and a plan for the systems that matter most. Backups that are never tested are assumptions, not protection.
Two questions worth asking today
- When was the last time somebody restored from your backup, start to finish?
- If your main system went down this morning, how long until people could work again, and who decides?
If either question has no confident answer, the backup is unproven. That is a different problem from having no backup, and usually an easier one to fix.
Put tested backups in place so one bad day cannot take you down.
Use the backup and disaster recovery page to estimate coverage and start a quote.