Backups only matter
if you can recover from them.
We review your backup posture, test your recovery assumptions, and identify the gaps that would leave you unable to recover after a ransomware attack or data loss event.
What We Review
Backup & recovery review areas
A comprehensive look at your ability to recover — not just whether backups are running.
Backup Coverage
Identify what is being backed up and what is not — servers, workstations, Microsoft 365, cloud workloads, and databases.
Recovery Objectives
Review your RTO and RPO against your backup frequency and retention — does your backup strategy match your recovery expectations?
Immutability & Offsite Storage
Verify whether backups are stored offsite or in an isolated environment, and whether they are protected against deletion or encryption by ransomware.
Backup Integrity Testing
Review whether backups are regularly tested and recoveries are verified — untested backups are not reliable backups.
Ransomware Resilience
Assess whether your backup environment could survive a ransomware attack targeting production systems — including cloud backup coverage.
Recovery Documentation
Review whether recovery procedures are documented, up to date, and accessible without relying on the systems that may be affected.
Part of the Security Essentials package
Backup and recovery readiness is included in our Security Essentials assessment — or can be booked as a standalone review for organizations with an existing backup environment they want independently assessed.