JEDA / Services
Backup & Disaster Recovery
Know exactly how much data you'd lose, and exactly how long you'd be down.
Most businesses have backups. Far fewer have backups they've tested.
And fewer still can tell you how long it would take to get trading again after a serious failure.
JEDA designs backup and continuity around two numbers you agree with us up front: how much data you can afford to lose, and how long you can afford to be down. Everything else follows from those.
We back up servers, endpoints, cloud workloads and Microsoft 365, hold copies off-site and immutable so ransomware can't reach them, and — critically — we test restores on a schedule and show you the results.
What's included
What's included
Backup design & implementation
Coverage across servers, endpoints, cloud workloads and SaaS applications.
Immutable off-site copies
Backups that cannot be altered or deleted by an attacker who gets into your network.
Tested restores
Scheduled restore testing with documented evidence, not just a green tick on a dashboard.
Disaster recovery planning
A written plan covering who does what, in what order, with agreed recovery objectives.
Rapid recovery
Recovery of critical systems to a known-good point, on-premise or in the cloud.
Continuity documentation
Documentation you can hand to an insurer, auditor or enterprise customer on request.
Who this is for
Built for businesses that can't afford to stop
- Any business that would lose money for every hour its systems are down
- Companies whose cyber insurance or customers are asking for evidence of tested backups
- Organisations relying on backups nobody has verified in the last twelve months
What you get out of it
Ransomware resilience
Clean, immutable copies mean you can refuse to pay.
Defined recovery times
You know your RPO and RTO, because we agreed and tested them.
Evidence on demand
Restore test reports available whenever an insurer or auditor asks.
FAQ
Common questions
How often are backups taken?
Typically every hour for critical systems and daily for everything else — we set the frequency from the recovery point objective you agree with us.
Where are backups stored?
Locally for fast restores, plus an encrypted immutable copy in an EU-based data centre. Local-only backup is not sufficient protection against ransomware or fire.
Do you test restores?
Yes. Untested backups are an assumption, not a safeguard. We run scheduled restore tests and give you a report showing what was tested and how long it took.
How quickly could we be back up after a serious failure?
That's the recovery time objective, and it's something we agree with you rather than guess at. Most clients target critical systems back within 4 hours and full recovery within 24.
When did you last test a restore?
If the honest answer is “I'm not sure”, that's the reason to talk to us.