Microsoft 365 Backup: Why the Default Isn’t Enough
Microsoft 365 keeps your services running – but it doesn’t back up your data the way most businesses assume. Here’s what the default setup actually covers, where the gaps are, and why it matters for your business.
RTO vs RPO Explained: What Your Backup Strategy Actually Needs to Deliver
Most businesses know they have backups. Far fewer have defined what those backups actually need to deliver. RTO and RPO are the two recovery targets that turn a backup solution into a proper disaster recovery strategy – here is what they mean in plain English.
How Long Would Your Business Actually Survive Without Its Data?
Most businesses know they should have backups. Far fewer are confident that what they have would actually protect them in a real incident. This post looks at the real cost of data loss for UK SMBs – financially, operationally, and under UK GDPR – and what a backup strategy needs to cover to genuinely protect your business.
The 3-2-1 Backup Rule: What It Is and Why It Matters for Your Business
Most businesses assume their backups are sorted – until they actually need them. The 3-2-1 rule is the industry-standard framework for data protection, and knowing whether your current setup follows it could make the difference between recovering quickly and losing everything.
World Backup Day: When Did You Last Test Your Recovery Plan?
World Backup Day reminds us: don’t be a fool about data protection. From desktops to virtual servers to Microsoft 365, we explain what actually needs backing up – and how to build a backup strategy that would genuinely save you in a disaster.
Server Backups: Host-Level vs Agent-Based Explained
Your servers are backed up – but how they’re backed up could mean the difference between recovering in hours or scrambling for days. Here’s why the backup method matters as much as having backups at all.