Cloud Backup for Pakistani businesses
Automatic, encrypted, off-site backup for servers, desktops and laptops — running on a schedule you do not have to remember.
What it does
A small agent runs on each machine you want protected. On the schedule you choose it takes a copy of the folders, drives and databases you nominate, encrypts that copy on your machine, and sends it to storage that is not on your network.
The first run copies everything. After that only the parts that changed are sent, which is why a nightly backup over an ordinary Pakistani internet connection is realistic even for a busy file server.
What it protects you from
- A disk that fails without warning
- A laptop that is stolen or left in a taxi
- A file somebody overwrote or deleted three weeks ago
- An office that floods, burns or loses power badly enough to take hardware with it
- Ransomware, provided the backup is kept where ransomware cannot reach it — see Ransomware Protection
What you get
- Encryption on your machine, before anything is transmitted
- A schedule that fits your working day, not ours
- A report after each run, and an alert when a job fails
- Version history, so you can go back to how a file looked last week
- Restores whenever you need them, at no extra charge
Getting started
Setup is usually the same day. We install the agent with you, choose what to protect, and let the first full copy run in the background. You do not need to stop working while it does.
What is included
- Encryption on your machine before anything is sent
- A schedule that matches your working hours
- Only changed data after the first full copy
- Email report on every run, alert on every failure
- Version history you can go back through
- Restores at no extra charge
A backup you have never restored is a guess
Before you rely on any backup — ours or anyone else's — restore something from it. We do this with you as part of setting up, and we recommend repeating it once a year.
Not sure which plan fits?
Tell us what you need protected — how many machines, how much data, which databases — and we will tell you honestly what it takes.