Backups without recovery evidence
Jobs show as successful, but nobody has tested whether the right information and applications can be restored.
Protect the information your organisation depends on and plan how essential services will return. We combine backup design, monitoring, recovery procedures and practical restore testing.
A successful backup job is only one part of recovery. Your team also needs access to protected copies, application dependencies, a suitable recovery location and a tested sequence for restoring services. Eltrovema helps you define recovery priorities, implement an appropriate protection model and validate what your organisation can recover in practice.
Jobs show as successful, but nobody has tested whether the right information and applications can be restored.
There is no agreed sequence for returning essential systems or defining acceptable data loss.
Backups, production systems and administrative access may depend on the same accounts or infrastructure.
Your solution is built around your systems, people and priorities. Explore the work we can scope for your organisation.
Request a tailored proposalDesign protection for supported physical and virtual servers, applications and databases. Align schedules, retention and workload consistency with the recovery requirement.
Assess and implement suitable backup for supported Exchange Online, SharePoint, OneDrive and business endpoint data. Confirm coverage and restore options for each workload.
Evaluate on-site, off-site and cloud copies, access separation and appropriate immutable or offline protection. Consider bandwidth, storage growth and ongoing operating costs.
Review job health, investigate failures and manage capacity and retention. Define how exceptions are escalated and how changes to protected systems are captured.
Document recovery dependencies, access, infrastructure and restore order. Exercise selected restores or recovery scenarios and record findings and corrective actions.
Connect technical recovery to business priorities, people, suppliers and communications. Agree target recovery time and acceptable data loss for the chosen solution.
Know what is protected, how it can be restored and what remains a dependency.
Use restore tests and exercises to expose issues before a real incident.
Prioritise essential services and choose retention and recovery options deliberately.
A business may need its finance application before its document archive. We can map the finance application’s server, database, identity and network dependencies, then test the recovery sequence in an agreed environment. The results help establish whether the design supports the business requirement and what should change.
Explore each stage to see what your engagement can look like.
We review your environment, clarify business priorities and agree the scope, responsibilities and acceptance criteria.
We develop the solution, coordinate dependencies and implement through planned changes, testing and communication.
We document the environment, transfer knowledge and review service performance or improvement priorities under the agreed support scope.
We confirm the scope, commercial terms, responsibilities and service commitments before work begins.
RPO describes the acceptable amount of data loss measured in time. RTO describes the target time for restoring a service. Both should be agreed with business owners and validated against the chosen design.
No. Recovery also depends on clean recovery points, protected access, application integrity, infrastructure and a coordinated response. Testing helps reveal gaps in the arrangements.
Yes. We can assess protected workloads, job health, retention, access and recovery evidence, then recommend changes and an appropriate test plan.
Talk to us about your environment, priorities and the outcome you need.