A folder deleted in a hurry should be a phone call, not a week.
Cloud Backup is file-level protection to secure offsite storage, sized in 2TB blocks, for the ordinary catastrophes: a folder deleted in a hurry, a corrupted file, a failed drive, ransomware that got further than it should have. Recovery is measured in hours.
The ordinary catastrophe, reversed.
Most data loss is not dramatic. It is a wrong drag, a bad save, a drive that finally gives out. Here is what having a copy actually changes.
The wrong folder, dragged the wrong place.
Someone deletes a folder on the way out the door, and nobody notices until Monday. With file-level backup, the answer is a phone call and a couple of hours — not a week of rebuilding from memory.
A copy that lives somewhere else, on purpose.
A backup sitting on a drive plugged into the server it's protecting is a copy, not a recovery plan — the same fire, flood, or encryption event takes both. This one is offsite, deliberately.
Recovery measured in hours.
When what you need back is the data — not the whole machine as it stood — this is the right answer. A restore request turns into files back in hours, not days.
Minutes, not hours — a different line.
A domain controller or a system with a compliance clock on it needs faster recovery than file-level backup provides. That is the Backup Appliance, priced and built for minutes.
Ransomware that got further than it should have does not have to be the end of the story — it just has to not be the only copy.
The problem.
Most data loss is not a hacker breaking in. It is a folder deleted in a hurry, a file corrupted mid-save, a drive that quietly gives out — or ransomware that got further than it should have. Without an offsite copy, any of those turns a Tuesday afternoon into a week of rebuilding from memory.
A backup sitting on a drive plugged into the server it protects is a copy, not a recovery plan. The same fire, flood, or encryption event that takes the original takes it too.
What we do.
File-level backup to secure offsite cloud storage, sized in 2TB blocks to match the server's actual footprint.
The copy lives somewhere else, on purpose — not on a drive that shares the same building, power, or network as what it protects.
A restore request becomes files back in hours — the right speed when what's needed is the data, not the whole machine as it stood.
If a server's role calls for minutes instead of hours, we say so, and point you to the Backup Appliance rather than sell you the wrong recovery time.
What’s not included.
Cloud Backup is file-level, not a full image of the machine — bringing back the operating system and configuration, or standing in for a failed server while it's rebuilt, is what the Backup Appliance does. Cloud Backup is priced per 2TB block and sold alongside Managed Server; it does not include server monitoring, patching, or threat detection on its own.
