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NAS, Backup & Recovery — Your Data, Always Safe and Recoverable
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.
Built for businesses like yours
Businesses with no backup strategy or outdated manual backups
Companies that have experienced data loss and want to prevent it again
Teams needing shared file storage with security and access control
Organizations preparing for ransomware or disaster recovery
Problems this service solves
Real issues we help small and medium businesses fix every day.
No automated backups — files are on employee laptops or an old external drive
Unclear if backups actually work — tests show corruption or incomplete recovery
Ransomware risk with no offline backup copies or immutable storage
File sharing chaos — employees email files or use personal cloud storage
No disaster recovery plan if main systems or building goes down
What's included in this service
Expected outcomes
Tangible benefits you can expect after working together.
Automated, reliable backups with no manual intervention
Fast restore capability — recover from failures or ransomware in hours, not days
Secure file sharing through NAS with granular access control
Offline and immutable backups protecting against ransomware attacks
Documented disaster recovery plan your team understands
Why Deep Shah IT Consulting
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.
Common questions about this service
What is NAS and is it the same as a backup?
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.
How many backup copies do we need?
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.
What if ransomware encrypts our cloud backup?
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.
How fast can we recover if something goes wrong?
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.
Let's fix your IT — starting with a free 20-minute call
Tell me what is frustrating you. I will listen, ask the right questions, and give you a clear picture of what needs to happen — whether or not you hire me.