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A backup you've never tested isn't a backup — it's a guess. Cloud Cover builds automated, verified backup and disaster recovery plans so your business can recover fast from ransomware, hardware failure, or human error.
What's Included
Backups are only useful if they're verified and fast to restore. Here's what's covered.
Servers, workstations, and business data are backed up automatically on a schedule matched to how often things actually change.
Recovery is tested on a regular schedule — not assumed — so you know a restore will actually work before you ever need it.
Clear recovery time (RTO) and recovery point (RPO) targets defined for your business, with a documented plan for how downtime gets handled.
Servers and file systems moved to secure, redundant cloud infrastructure — planned and executed with minimal disruption.
Email, files, and collaboration data in your cloud productivity suite are backed up independently — most native cloud plans don't cover this.
Immutable, isolated backup copies designed specifically so a ransomware event can't reach — or encrypt — your recovery point.
Why Cloud Cover
We regularly verify that a real restore works, so a disaster isn't the first time your backup gets put to the test.
Every plan defines exactly how much data you could lose and how long recovery would take — no ambiguity when it matters.
Backup and DR are managed alongside your IT and security as one system, closing the gaps that happen between separate vendors.
Your recovery plan is designed by people who've built DR strategy for real organizations, scaled to fit your budget.
Common Questions
Backup is having a copy of your data. Disaster recovery is the full plan — infrastructure, timeline, and process — for getting your business back online after an outage, not just having a file to restore.
On a regular, scheduled basis as part of your plan — we perform real test restores rather than simply confirming a backup job completed.
RTO (Recovery Time Objective) is how long it takes to get systems back online. RPO (Recovery Point Objective) is how much data you could lose, measured in time since the last backup. We define both for your business up front.
Yes — our backup approach includes isolated, immutable copies specifically so ransomware can't reach your recovery point, allowing a clean restore instead of paying a ransom.
Plans are scoped to your data volume and recovery requirements during a free assessment, with flat-rate monthly pricing.
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