Classify
Define what is critical, how much can be lost and how long it may remain unavailable.
Backup and continuity
Corporate backup treated as recovery, not just a copy.
A copy without validation creates false confidence. Evo PS structures retention, replication and recovery according to the criticality of data and services.
Real risk
A completed backup does not guarantee a successful restore.
Silent errors, poor retention, copies in the same failure domain and lack of testing often surface exactly when recovery is needed. The design must start from criticality, backup windows, retention and recovery objectives.
What we structure
- Criticality-based policies
- Retention and additional copies
- Replication/offsite when applicable
- Execution and capacity verification
- Restore validation according to scope
Recovery cycle
Copy, verify and recover.
Protect
Apply retention, isolation and replication appropriate to risk.
Validate
Test recovery and record evidence according to the contracted scope.
When it fits
Data and services the business cannot rebuild from scratch.
It fits files, databases, applications and services whose loss or downtime causes material operational impact. It can run as a standalone managed service or as an EvoOS layer.
FAQ
Questions about corporate backup.
Do you test restores?
Restore validation can be included in the contracted scope and is recommended for critical data and services.
Is cloud backup enough?
Not by definition. Copy location is only one factor; retention, isolation, credentials, capacity and testing also matter.
Does the service require EvoOS?
No. Backup can be managed with or without EvoOS.
Impact diagnostic
What does downtime cost — before you find out the hard way?
Simulate up to 10 days of downtime, estimate measurable financial impact and identify business areas and controls that can increase or reduce exposure.
Executive estimate. No credentials or sensitive technical information.