Backup & disaster recovery
Backup and disaster recovery you have tested
Azure Backup, Azure Site Recovery and Synology NAS, with a written recovery plan, so a bad day doesn’t become a lost week.
- Microsoft CSP partner
- In business since 2008
- CompTIA certified
- Office in Fremont, CA
Quick answer
Fasthuma IT Solutions & MSP provides backup and disaster recovery for Bay Area businesses using Azure Backup, Azure Site Recovery and Synology NAS, with a written recovery plan and scheduled restore tests.
Local copies for speed, cloud copies for safety
We keep a copy of your data on a Synology NAS in your office for fast restores, and a copy in Microsoft Azure in case the office itself is the problem. For servers that must keep running, Azure Site Recovery can bring them up in Azure.
A backup only counts if it restores. We test restores on a schedule and write down how to recover, step by step.
What’s included
- 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, OneDrive and SharePoint.
- A written recovery runbook: who does what, in which order.
- Scheduled restore tests, with the results shared with you.
Solutions
Problems this helps solve
Secure Microsoft 365
Lock down Microsoft 365: MFA, conditional access, Defender policies, email authentication and backup.
Business Continuity
Keep working when a server, laptop or office goes down, with tested backups and a written recovery plan.
Simple, flat-rate pricing
One monthly Flame, Blaze or Inferno plan per workstation, and migrations quoted at a fixed price after a $1,500 Ignite assessment, so you know the cost before any work starts.
FAQ
Backup & Disaster Recovery questions
Doesn’t Microsoft already back up Microsoft 365?
Microsoft keeps the service running and keeps deleted items for a limited time, but it is not a full backup you control. A separate Microsoft 365 backup lets you restore mail and files from a point in time you choose.
Why keep a local NAS if we back up to the cloud?
Restoring from a NAS in your office is usually faster for everyday mistakes. The cloud copy protects you if the office or the NAS itself is lost.
How often do you test restores?
On a schedule agreed in your recovery plan. You see the results.
What if we get hit by ransomware?
Backups are part of recovery. For investigating the attack itself, our incident response and forensics service on cyber.fasthuma.com comes on site.
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.