Prepare for the unexpected.
Plan a clearer way back.
Backup configuration, restore checks and recovery planning for the websites, applications and data your business relies on.
Illustrative backup environment
Recovery needs a plan.
Backups give you options. A well-defined recovery plan helps you use them effectively when needed.
Understand the recovery options.
Explore your backups, view what’s included in each version and choose the right recovery approach when needed.
Sample illustration
Versions
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- ▾ public_html/
- ▪ index.php
- ▸ assets/
- ▸ images/
- ▸ content/
- ▸ config/
- ▾ database
- ▪ pages
- ▪ users
- ▪ orders
- ▪ settings
- ▪ media
Illustrative backup workspace
Practical support before and after disruption.
Support tailored to your business needs.
& Policy Planning
Review your systems, data and risks to define a practical backup strategy.
Configuration
Set up automated backups based on your requirements and environment.
Setup
Configure storage locations and retention based on your policy.
& Validation
Test restores and validate key functionality before it’s needed.
Assistance
Guidance and hands-on support to recover systems after a disruption.
& Handover
Provide clear documentation and knowledge handover for your team.
Different systems. Different recovery priorities.
Common recovery scenarios. Your setup may include different systems and requirements.
Protect themes, plugins, uploads and content files.
Set up automated backups for your systems and databases.
Configure settings and dependencies such as integrations, APIs and custom configurations.
Illustrative recovery workspace
From saved copy. To a checked restoration.
A structured restoration process helps reduce risk and avoids unintended changes to live data.
Choose the right backup version.
Set up the target environment.
Confirm and approve the recovery approach.
Restore files and databases.
Check key functionality and test access.
Return to normal operation when ready.
Restoration is planned to avoid unintended changes to live data
Choose the recovery targets before an incident.
Agree practical recovery objectives based on business priorities, technology and budget.
Keep copies organized. Keep access deliberate.
Organize your backups, manage access and review storage regularly as part of your overall strategy.
Define how long copies are kept.
Control who can access backup data.
Review storage usage and configuration.
Identify owners and team responsibilities.
A recovery checklist your team can follow.
- 01Assess the issueUnderstand the impact and affected systems.
- 02Confirm available copiesIdentify the right backup version.
- 03Approve the recovery approachReview and confirm the plan.
- 04Restore in a controlled sequenceRestore files and databases as needed.
- 05Verify essential functionalityCheck key features and user access.
Know what is included. Know what depends on your setup.
Coverage, recovery targets and support are agreed in scope.
A practical path from assessment to readiness.
- 01AssessUnderstand your environment and needs.
- 02PlanDefine strategy and requirements.
- 03ConfigureSet up backups and storage.
- 04TestPerform restore tests and validation.
- 05ReviewKeep your plan up to date and make improvements.
Plan around the data you need to recover.
Can you review our existing backups?
Yes. We check what is being backed up, where it is stored and whether it can actually be restored.
Can you test a restore?
Yes. We perform restore tests in a controlled way and document what was validated.
Can you recover data without a usable backup?
Recovery depends on available copies and system condition; it cannot be guaranteed.
Are offsite copies included?
Storage locations, including offsite copies, are defined in your agreed plan.
How quickly can recovery be completed?
It depends on data volume, systems involved and the recovery targets agreed in advance.
Let’s prepare a
clearer route to recovery.
Backups, planning and practical support to help keep your business moving forward.