If everything went down right now —
how long until you’re back?
Not “do you have a backup” — every business thinks it does. The real questions: is it current, has a restore ever been tested, and how many hours of your business would you actually lose?
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Four things a copy of your files was never going to do
Image-based backup brings back the entire machine
Files are half the story. Image-based backup captures the whole system — settings, applications, everything — so recovery means “pick up where you left off,” not “rebuild the server and reinstall for three days.”
Local copy for speed, cloud copy for disasters
A local copy restores in minutes when a machine dies. A cloud copy survives the fire, the flood, and the hurricane — and can run your systems from the cloud while your office recovers.
Backups nobody has to remember
Automatic snapshots throughout the day, not a tape somebody swaps on Fridays. When something breaks at 2 PM, you lose minutes of work — not everything since last night.
Restores that are tested before you need them
An untested backup is a hope, not a plan. Backups are verified automatically and restores get rehearsed — so recovery day is a procedure we’ve run, not an experiment.
Your data lives in three places. Most businesses back up one.
A real continuity plan covers all three — because the regulator, the carrier, and the client don’t care which one the data was lost from.
Servers & computers
The systems your business runs on — protected with image-based, all-in-one backup and disaster recovery, restorable to hardware or straight to the cloud.
Cloud apps
Microsoft 365 and similar platforms don’t keep your data the way owners assume — deleted mailboxes and files age out. Cloud-to-cloud backup makes your cloud data actually yours.
Ransomware’s favorite targets
Clean, isolated copies mean an attacker who encrypts your systems hasn’t won — you roll back to before the infection instead of negotiating with criminals.
Already a Cydian Secure client? Backup & recovery is part of your foundation. This page is for everyone still carrying the risk alone.
Downtime has a number. Do you know yours?
Take yesterday’s revenue, add the payroll of everyone who’d be sitting idle, and add what one missed deadline or cancelled case costs in client trust. That’s one day of downtime — and that number is what backup & recovery is actually priced against.
In the first conversation we’ll work that number out with you honestly. For most businesses it makes the decision by itself, one direction or the other.
Tell us what you’re running — and when a restore was last tested
Fill this out and a real person follows up within one business day. We’ll look at what you have today (honestly — sometimes it’s better than you think), what it would cost you to be down, and what right-sized protection looks like. No pitch, no pressure, no obligation.
Rather talk now? Call (904) 907-8500.