Solutions · Business Continuity
Keep working when a server, laptop or office goes down
Backups you have tested, a recovery plan you can follow, and a team that knows your setup.
- Microsoft CSP partner
- In business since 2008
- CompTIA certified
- Office in Fremont, CA
Quick answer
Fasthuma IT Solutions & MSP plans business continuity for Bay Area businesses with Azure Backup, Azure Site Recovery, Synology NAS and Microsoft 365 backup, plus a written recovery runbook and scheduled restore tests.
Sound familiar?
A server fails on a Monday morning.
Ransomware encrypts the shared files.
A fire or power outage closes the office.
How we solve it
- Azure Backup for servers and files.
- Azure Site Recovery to run key servers in Azure during an outage.
- Synology NAS for fast local restores.
- Microsoft 365 backup for email and files.
- A written recovery runbook and scheduled restore tests.
Industries
Who we help with this
Legal & Accounting
Cloud and IT for law firms and accounting practices: secure client files, email and remote access.
Healthcare
Cloud and IT for medical and dental offices, with help preparing for HIPAA security reviews.
Semiconductor & Technology
Cloud and IT for Bay Area semiconductor and technology companies, built to protect design files and IP.
Phoenix server-to-cloud migration
Still running an office server?
Start with an Ignite cloud readiness assessment ($1,500 flat, credited toward your migration). You get a written plan, the monthly cost and a fixed-price quote.
FAQ
Business Continuity questions
What is the difference between backup and disaster recovery?
Backup is a copy of your data. Disaster recovery is the plan and the systems that get you working again, such as running a server in Azure while the office one is replaced.
How do we know our backups work?
We test restores on a schedule and share the results.
Let’s look at your Microsoft 365 and Azure setup together
Book a free consultation by phone, at our Fremont office or at yours. We’ll review where you are and recommend next steps, with no obligation.