Protect what your business needs
We inventory files, databases, mailboxes and systems. For each part we agree backup frequency, retention and responsibility.
Radorfa configures business backups and verifies recovery. Discuss which files, servers and cloud data your business needs to resume work after an incident.
A practical conversation about your situation, priorities and next step.
We inventory files, databases, mailboxes and systems. For each part we agree backup frequency, retention and responsibility.
We assess storage location, encryption and separate administrator accounts. Where appropriate, we discuss backups protected against changes for a defined period.
We test agreed recovery scenarios and verify usable data. For error alerts we establish who follows up and when.
Together we identify critical data and systems and discuss how much loss or downtime your process can tolerate. We then define storage, retention and access. A restore test checks usable files or an application; a successful backup notification alone is not enough.
We identify the files and applications you need first after an outage.
We configure storage, retention and access rights.
We restore data and document the result and any improvements needed.
From setup to everyday use
A successful backup notification does not yet show whether your team can continue. We discuss and test which files and applications need to be restored.
Tell us which files, applications and systems matter. We discuss retention, restore tests and the level of data loss your organisation can tolerate.
We agree which alerts are checked, how often and who acts on errors. Follow-up is aligned with the systems and support covered by your agreement.
Yes. From files and mailboxes to complete systems, including recovery testing where needed.
We restrict access and, where appropriate, discuss backups that cannot be changed for an agreed period. Account separation and recovery tests also matter. The suitable configuration depends on your environment.
Tell us what happens today, which systems you use and what you want to improve. We discuss access, work and costs, then document support, availability and maintenance in the proposal.