Does Microsoft 365 not back itself up?

Not in the way most businesses assume. Microsoft protects its infrastructure, but deleted or corrupted data, malicious insiders, and ransomware are your responsibility under the shared responsibility model. A separate backup of Microsoft 365 data is standard practice.

How do we know our backups would actually work?

Because we test them. Every quarter we perform real restores, measure how long they take, and document the results. You see the evidence in your service reports rather than taking it on trust.

What would happen to us in a ransomware attack?

With this service in place, you have isolated backups that ransomware cannot reach, a documented recovery runbook, and measured restore times. That turns a potential business-ending event into a bad day with a known path back.

How quickly could we be back up and running?

It depends on the systems involved and the recovery objectives we agree when designing your strategy. The honest answer is a measured one: our quarterly restore tests tell you the actual recovery time for your environment, not a brochure figure.

Backup & Business Continuity

Backups that are designed, monitored, and proven with regular restore tests. If the worst happens, you have documented recovery runbooks and a partner who has already rehearsed them.