Data loss is a business killer. I help you set up NAS storage, plan cloud backups, monitor backup health, and test recovery — so you sleep well knowing your data is protected and you can recover from any failure or attack.
I have helped dozens of small businesses recover from data loss and ransomware. I design backup strategies that actually work, test them regularly, and keep them running behind the scenes. I use best practices like 3-2-1 backup (3 copies, 2 different media, 1 offsite) and immutable backups that even ransomware cannot touch.
NAS (Network Attached Storage) is shared file storage on your network. It is great for central file storage but it is not a backup — if a file is deleted or corrupted on NAS, it is deleted on the backup too. Real backup means multiple copies in different places.
The industry standard is 3-2-1: three total copies, on two different media types, with one copy offsite. For example: original files, local NAS backup, and cloud backup. This protects against failure, malware, and disaster.
That is why we use immutable backups — files that cannot be changed or deleted for a set period. Even hackers cannot encrypt an immutable backup. We set this up as part of your ransomware defense strategy.
It depends on what you are recovering. Single file recovery: minutes. Full system recovery: usually under 24 hours. We test recovery regularly so you know the actual timeline for your data and systems.