Backup and recovery

Our staff has 15 years of experience in data backup, so we use the technology that best suits your needs to get the job done right.

The technologies we use

Veeam

Veeam® makes it easy to recover and backup virtualized applications and data quickly, flexibly and reliably. Backup and replication are implemented in a single product with support for VMware vSphere and Microsoft Hyper-V environments. Using virtualization and cloud-based technologies, it enables backup of all data with near 0% RPO data loss, with recovery times of less than 15 minutes.

Features

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Veeam® Cloud Connect Fully integrated, fast, and secure cloud-based DR.

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Image-based VM replication on- or off-premises for easy disaster recovery

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Scalable backup storage: easy backup storage management

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Instant recovery of virtual machines

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Automatic tests and checks for all backups and replicas

Benefits

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Backup VSphere VMs from HP and NetApp storage snapshots up to 20 times faster

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Electronic data discovery and granular recovery

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RTPO of less than 15 minutes for ALL applications and data

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Automatically verifiable replicas

Acronis

  • Advanced anti-ransomware technology – proactive, AI-based, and automatically recovers encrypted files
  • Protection against ransomware attacks – blocking attacks against Acronis software and Customer backups
  • Vulnerability scanning – ensures that all applications and operating systems are protected against vulnerabilities
  • Up-to-date and working properly through full machine scanning
  • Automated blockchain-based technology to authenticate backup files
  • Two-factor authentication

Supported by
Acronis operating systems and platforms

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Mac

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Citrix XenServer

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Linux KVM

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Red Hat Enterprise Virtualization

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Oracle VM server

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Virtuozzo VMs

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Android iOS

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G Suite

On-site strengths

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12 data centres for data security and availability

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Google Cloud as available backup storage

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Free integration of own cloud or local data centre(s) into the infrastructure