A backup is only useful if the data actually comes back when you need it, and plenty of businesses find out too late that theirs never really worked. We regularly test restoring your files, not just check that a backup ran, so on the day it matters we already know the recovery works.
Backup & recovery.
Backups that we have actually restored from, kept in more than one place, and ready for the worst day. So the fire, the flood, the stolen laptop, or the ransomware note is a rough afternoon instead of the end of the business.
What it is / in plain English
A backup you have never restored is just a guess.
Most businesses think they have backups. Far fewer have ever tried to bring one back. We have sat with three Tucson companies who found out their backups were corrupt only after ransomware hit, and that is a conversation nobody should have to have.
Backup and recovery done right means copies in more than one place, restores that we test on a schedule, and a written plan for what comes back first and how long it takes. The point is not the backup. The point is the recovery.
A bad day should be an inconvenience, not a closure. That is the entire reason we do this the careful way.
What's included / the concrete list
Copies you can count on.
We keep copies of your data in more than one place, including somewhere other than your office. That way a single fire, flood, theft, or failed server cannot wipe out your only copy and take the business down with it.
We keep a copy on-site for the everyday problems, like a deleted file you need back in five minutes, and a copy in the cloud for the real disasters. You get fast recoveries for small mistakes and a safety net for the big ones, instead of having to pick one.
Ransomware is a type of attack that locks up your files and demands payment to unlock them. Instead of negotiating with a stranger, we roll the affected machines back to a clean copy from just before the attack, so you get your data back without paying a ransom. If you are not sure whether your current backups could actually do that, it is worth a conversation.
We decide ahead of time, in writing, what gets restored first and roughly how long it takes, worked out calmly in advance rather than invented in the middle of a crisis. When something does go wrong, everyone already knows the plan instead of guessing under pressure.
We would rather prove a restore on a quiet Tuesday than promise one on the worst day of your year.
How we deliver it / why it is different
We test it so you are never surprised.
Anyone can sell you backup software. The difference is whether someone is actually watching it succeed and quietly fixing it when it does not.
We monitor every backup job and follow up on the ones that fail, so a silent backup does not sit broken for months until you need it. And because we are local, a serious recovery can mean a real person at your office with a drive in hand, not a support ticket and a shrug.
When something does go wrong, you get a straight answer about what we can bring back and when. No spin, no hiding the ball. Just the plan, and a Tucson team executing it.
3·2·1
Copies, media, offsite: the rule we keep
TESTED
Restores we verify, not assume
24/7
Backup jobs monitored
Who it is for / and where it lives
For anyone who cannot afford to lose the data.
Practices with patient records, firms with case files, shops with years of QuickBooks history. If losing it would hurt, this is for you. Backup and disaster recovery is built into GPS-Pro, and ransomware rollback comes with GPS-Advanced.
| Tier | Per endpoint / mo | Backup coverage |
|---|---|---|
| GPS-Basic | $19 | Monitoring and patching |
| GPS-Pro | $26 | Backup & disaster recovery included |
| GPS-Advanced | $39 | Adds ransomware rollback |
Standalone and project-based backup is available too. The estimator prices the whole thing in seconds.
No pressure / no fear-mongering / just the plan
Test the restore before you need it.
Let us look at how you are backed up today and tell you honestly whether it would hold. Even if the answer is "you are in good shape, change one thing."