Alerts that lead to action.
Failed jobs are triaged quickly with context on scope, impact, and the steps needed to get protection back on track.
Protection is only real when recovery is proven.
DSS protects server, cloud, and Microsoft 365 data with monitored, isolated copies and a recovery process that is tested before an outage.
Audit backup coverage
Protection across every copy, location, and recovery step.
Eight connected controls keep data protected, isolated, observable, and recoverable across the systems your business depends on.
Server Backup
Application-aware protection for physical and virtual servers, with schedules and retention aligned to the systems each server supports.
Cloud Backup
Protected copies of hosted workloads and cloud data kept outside the production failure domain and governed by defined retention.
Microsoft 365 Backup
Independent protection for Exchange, SharePoint, OneDrive, and Teams data beyond native retention and recycle-bin limits.
Immutable Backup
Locked recovery points that cannot be altered or deleted by compromised administrator credentials, malware, or ransomware.
Offsite Replication
Encrypted copies replicated to a separate location so a site outage or local hardware failure does not remove the recovery path.
Monitoring
Daily job health, capacity, failure alerts, and escalation across every protected system, with failed protection returned to service quickly.
Restore Testing
Scheduled file, application, and system restores verify that protected data can be read and the documented recovery process works.
Recovery Validation
Recovery results are checked against business requirements, dependencies, and agreed objectives before protection is considered complete.
A practical path from protected data to recovery confidence.
Recovery planning tied to real systems.
We connect backup monitoring to the applications and data stores that matter most when downtime is not an option.
Common questions
The questions we get asked most on a first call. If yours is not here, ask us directly.
Yes, and the gap is where most data loss happens. A backup job that has been failing silently for weeks looks identical to a working one until you need a restore. We watch job health daily and act on failures.
We run periodic restore tests and document which systems can be recovered and roughly how long each takes, so recovery is a known quantity rather than an assumption.
We set retention policies, keep offsite copies, and produce audit-friendly reporting aligned to your operational and regulatory requirements.
Want a straight answer on what this would cost?
Tell us what you are running now — the systems, the headcount, the problems that keep coming back. You will get a real scope and a number, not a discovery call.