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Backup, recovery and business continuity for your organisation.

Backups are part of a recovery plan, not the whole plan. Organisations need to know which data and services matter most, how copies are protected, how long they are kept and whether restoration works when needed.

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Right-fit technology: the platform and scope depend on your requirements, existing environment and operating model. Check Point is one authorised UK partner option where it fits; other vendor references do not imply official partner status. Explore the technology ecosystem.

Why it matters

Start with the exposure and the outcome.

Hardware failure, human error, malicious activity or service disruption can all affect access to data. A clear backup and continuity approach helps teams prioritise recovery and understand their dependencies before an incident occurs.

Common risks addressed

  • Backups exposed to the same accounts or systems as production
  • Retention that does not meet business requirements
  • Recovery steps that depend on undocumented knowledge
  • Unclear recovery priorities and dependencies
  • Restoration never tested under realistic conditions

What the work can cover

Capabilities are scoped to your environment.

The portfolio describes available capability areas. The specific product, access, implementation activity and ongoing responsibilities are confirmed in a proposal before work begins.

  • Backup solution selection from the stated technology ecosystem
  • Retention and recovery-requirement discussions
  • Protection of business data and supported workloads
  • Restoration-test planning and review
  • Business continuity dependencies and recovery sequencing

Expected outcomes

Useful, practical progress.

Organisations relying on Microsoft 365, business applications, servers or cloud workloads that need to clarify what can be restored and who is responsible for doing so.

A clearer inventory of what needs to be recoverable
Documented backup and restoration responsibilities
Practical improvements to separation and access
A plan for regular restore tests and learning

Questions & answers

Frequently asked questions

Are Microsoft 365 services the same as an independent backup?

Service retention and independent backup are different considerations. The appropriate approach depends on data, retention, recovery and contractual requirements.

How often should recovery be tested?

There is no single schedule for every organisation. Test frequency and scope should reflect business criticality, change and risk, then be documented and reviewed.

Can you guarantee all data can be recovered?

No. Recovery depends on the available copies, their integrity, configuration, access and the nature of the incident. Tests help reveal issues but cannot promise every outcome.

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