Backup & Disaster Recovery is a strategy that ensures your data and systems can be restored quickly after events such as hardware failure, cyberattacks, accidental deletion, or natural disasters. It combines regular data backups with a structured recovery plan.

Backup frequency depends on how often your data changes. Many businesses use daily or real-time backups, while others may choose weekly schedules based on their risk tolerance and operational needs.

Backups can be stored on-site, in the cloud, or in a hybrid setup combining both. Using multiple locations increases redundancy and protection against local hardware failures or physical damage.

Yes. Secure backup solutions use encryption, access controls, and isolated storage to protect data from ransomware and unauthorised access.

If ransomware strikes, clean backups allow infected systems to be wiped and restored without paying a ransom, significantly reducing financial and operational impact.

Yes. Backup and recovery strategies are tailored based on data volume, compliance requirements, budget, and acceptable downtime limits.