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Managed Backup

Monitored, immutable, and tested backups of everything that matters, handled for you.

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Most backup failures are discovered at the worst possible moment. Managed backup means someone is monitoring that your data is actually being protected, and proving it can be restored.

What's included

Automated backups

Regular, automated backups of servers, endpoints, and cloud data, on a schedule that fits your risk.

Immutable storage

Backup copies that cannot be altered or deleted, protecting you from ransomware.

Monitoring and alerting

We watch every backup job and act on failures, so gaps do not go unnoticed.

Restore testing

We periodically test restores, because a backup you cannot restore is not a backup.

Retention management

Retention aligned to your operational and compliance needs.

Why IPC

Done right, and done with you

Someone is actually watching your backups, every day.
Immutable copies mean ransomware cannot destroy your safety net.
Restores are tested, so recovery is proven, not assumed.
FAQ

Questions, answered

Do we not already have backups?

Many organizations do, until they try to restore and find the job had been failing for months. Managed backup makes sure that never happens.

What do you back up?

Servers, workstations, and cloud data such as Microsoft 365, aligned to what your business needs to recover.

How is this protected from ransomware?

Backups are stored immutably, meaning they cannot be changed or deleted for a set period, even by an attacker with admin rights.

More under Navigate Continuity:
Disaster Recovery as a Service

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