Backup, Recovery & Business Continuity
Backup means the files still exist. Business continuity means your Orlando business is operating again quickly.
Backup answers "did we lose the files?" Continuity answers "can we still work today?"
A ransomware attack, a storm, a hardware failure, or someone deleting the wrong folder, the failure modes are different, but the business needs the same thing afterward: files, email, and systems intact, and a defined path back to normal operations.
Infiniti separates these deliberately. Immutable backup is the foundation. Disaster recovery, offsite replication, tested restores, and defined recovery times, is what turns "the data exists somewhere" into "we're back online."
What's included
- Immutable backup for servers, computers & Microsoft 365
- Cloud backup with active monitoring
- Add-on: offsite replication
- Add-on: periodically tested restores
- Add-on: defined recovery time objectives
Everything covered in backup & continuity
Immutable Backup
Copies of servers, workstations, and Microsoft 365 stored where ransomware can't reach or delete them.
Disaster Recovery Planning Add-on
Offsite replication and defined recovery times, the plan for actually getting back online.
Backup Verification & Testing Add-on
A backup nobody's tested is a hope, not a plan. Restores are periodically verified.
Director-Led Recovery Planning
Recovery isn't a one-time setup, it's part of what the Fractional IT Director tracks and keeps current as the business changes.
Ransomware Recovery Path
A clean, isolated restore path so paying a ransom is never the only option on the table, working alongside the endpoint protections on the Cybersecurity page.
Cloud & Hybrid Backup
Coverage across cloud, on-prem, and hybrid setups, wherever your business's data actually lives.
How backup gets set up
Assess Gaps
Review what's currently backed up, how often, and whether it's immutable, most firms are surprised by the gaps.
Deploy Immutable Backup
Servers, workstations, and Microsoft 365 covered with backup ransomware can't reach.
Define Recovery Objectives
Set realistic, agreed-on recovery time targets based on the business's actual tolerance for downtime.
Test Restores
Backups are periodically restored to confirm they'd actually work in a real emergency.
Common questions
Find out if your backups would actually save you.
The Technology Risk Review asks the questions most businesses haven't thought to ask about their own backups.