YOUR FILES ARE SAFE WITH US
Keep your business operating no matter what disruptions come your way.
Get back up and running quickly with a full suite of data
storage and business recovery services.
Disaster recovery includes data restoration and business continuity protocols, along with the procurement of replacement equipment in case of catastrophic loss and the deployment of remote work policies in case of prolonged power outages or business disruptions.
At CMIT Solutions, we ensure that all data backups are consistent with regulatory requirements, including end-to-end encryption, redundant storage in geographically diverse data centers, version history preservation, and detailed time stamping.
Without trusted data backups, many companies affected by ransomware will pay thousands of dollars to cybercriminals in hopes they can retrieve their data. With trusted data backups, CMIT Solutions can remove infections, wipe affected systems clean, retrieve data from its latest backup point, and reinstall everything you thought you had lost.
We help clients safeguard information by creating easily recoverable,
image-based backups on-premises and in the cloud so your business
always has access to the data it needs.
At CMIT Solutions, we build a clear storage hierarchy for your data depending on how critical it is, mixing onsite servers with secure cloud solutions.
Regularly executed virtual backups can help lower business costs by reducing the need for dedicated physical hardware.
“Set it and forget it” is great, but it also needs to be backed up by comprehensive backup reporting from a reliable partner and continuous monitoring to proactively provide backup alerts.
Protect your data with continuous file copy and secure storage of your information, along with easy data retrieval from the cloud.
Ensure quick recovery when cyberattacks, natural disasters, or employee errors happen by restoring your full IT infrastructure.
Your backups are only as good as the last tested restore. Our platforms validate the integrity of backups so you know you can recover quickly in case of disaster.
Don’t wait until you lose critical business information to know how you’ll respond. With a proactive disaster recovery plan in place, you can return to regular operations in no time.
One size does not fit all. That’s why our solutions are designed as modular offerings that come together in an infinite variety of combinations. And we layer in expert guidance to help you make the perfect choices for your business.
Data backup refers to the routine copying and secure storage of business data so it can be restored if lost, corrupted, or encrypted. Disaster recovery services go further by restoring entire systems, infrastructure, and operations after events such as ransomware attacks, hardware failure, or natural disasters. Together, data backup and recovery services ensure both file protection and full business continuity.
When ransomware encrypts systems, clean backup copies allow IT teams to remove the infection, rebuild systems, and restore data without paying attackers. Versioned backups, offline storage, and secure cloud replication reduce the risk of backup compromise and allow rapid recovery to a point before the attack occurred.
Critical business systems often require continuous or near-real-time backups, while less sensitive data may be backed up daily or weekly. Backup frequency should be based on how much data loss a business can tolerate, known as the Recovery Point Objective, RPO.
Cloud data backup solutions store encrypted copies of business data in geographically separate data centers. Security is maintained through encryption, access controls, multi-factor authentication, and redundant infrastructure, reducing risks associated with on-site hardware failure or local disasters.
Backups are only reliable if they can be restored successfully. Regular backup testing verifies data integrity, confirms recovery procedures, and identifies configuration issues before a real incident occurs, reducing downtime during emergencies.
A data backup consultant evaluates system risks, data criticality, compliance requirements, and infrastructure dependencies. They design structured backup strategies, define retention policies, and ensure that storage, recovery, and monitoring processes align with business continuity goals.
Many regulations require secure storage, retention policies, encryption, and audit trails. Professionally managed data backup solutions include timestamped version history, encrypted storage, and documented recovery processes that support legal, financial, and industry compliance standards.
Yes. Modern data backup and disaster recovery services often include cloud failover environments that allow employees to work remotely while primary systems are restored. This minimizes service interruption and protects revenue continuity.
Priority data typically includes financial records, customer information, operational databases, system configurations, emails, and application environments. Backup plans should cover both structured data and full system images.
Using multiple backup types, such as on-site image backups, off-site cloud copies, and immutable storage, reduces single points of failure. Layered backup strategies improve resilience against cyberattacks, hardware failure, and environmental disasters.
