Choosing the data centre
European operators offering sufficient space, Object Lock and a data processing agreement that covers your obligations.
Copies stored next to the server they protect vanish in the same fire, flood or break-in. Cloud backup in a European data centre provides the third copy in the 3-2-1 rule and ends the habit of someone taking a USB drive home in their bag every Friday.
Cloud backup complements your local copy rather than replacing it. Local disks give the fastest restore, the cloud gives the safest.
European operators offering sufficient space, Object Lock and a data processing agreement that covers your obligations.
Encryption happens inside your network before anything is sent, and the key stays inside the company.
We plan around your bandwidth so backups do not slow the internet during office hours.
While the period runs, files cannot be removed, not even by an administrator or an attacker holding admin rights.
Older copies move to cheaper storage automatically and are purged once they are no longer needed.
The option to bring systems back on a new server or a virtual machine in the cloud if your own platform is gone.
Configuration is done within days. The initial seeding depends on your line and may run for a week with large volumes.
Data volume, retention and bandwidth. These determine the monthly fee and how long seeding will run.
Storage, restricted-rights keys and encryption are configured.
Seeding runs at night or with throttling, leaving bandwidth for daytime work.
We perform a trial restore from the cloud. Only once it succeeds do we call the job done.
Restoring from the cloud is never faster than your internet line. Pulling one terabyte down a 100 Mbit/s line needs over 24 hours. Cloud backup is therefore your insurance against disaster, whereas a rapid comeback relies on a copy close at hand. You need both, each covering the other's weakness.
Billing follows stored gigabytes and occasionally egress traffic. Most SMEs find the monthly amount small. Bills grow out of control only when old data is never pruned, which is why automatic deletion rules are configured on day one.
No. We use providers with EU data centres operating under European jurisdiction. Speed is only part of the reason: backups nearly always contain personal data, and any transfer to a third country must be justifiable to Datatilsynet.
No, provided the setup is right. Everything is encrypted before upload, and only your organisation holds the key. The catch: lose that key and the archive is unreadable, so key custody gets its own section in your documentation.
We restore the most important servers as virtual machines in an EU data centre, and staff carry on from home over secure access. The order of systems and the target time for each are set out in the recovery plan we write together with you.
Share your approximate data volume and upload speed. We reply with a monthly cost and a realistic seeding timeline.
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