Cloud backup
The bad day will come. Your files will be fine.
Every computer, server and Microsoft 365 or Google Workspace account, backed up automatically, encrypted before it leaves your network and kept off-site. We set it up, watch every backup and sit beside you on every restore.
- 256-bit AES encryption
- Up to 30 versions of every file
- Microsoft 365 and Google Workspace backed up three times a day
- Restore a single file or a whole machine
Fire, theft, ransomware or one wrong click. Covered.
Disks fail, laptops get lost, someone deletes the wrong folder, and ransomware encrypts whatever it can reach. An off-site backup that is encrypted and keeps earlier versions is how you recover from all of them.
Off-site and automatic
Backups run on a schedule or continuously, so no one has to remember them, and the copies are kept away from your office and your servers.
Encrypted before it leaves
Data is encrypted on your device with 256-bit AES before upload and stays encrypted in storage. With a private key, only you can decrypt it.
A history, not just a copy
Earlier versions of every file are kept, so you can go back to the version before the mistake.
Checked by people
We review backup reports every working day and follow up on any device that stops backing up.
One backup for everything you'd hate to lose
Computers
Windows and macOS computers, including the external drives connected to them. Files are backed up as they change, and laptops keep backing up wherever they are.
Servers
Windows and Linux servers, with backups for SQL Server, Exchange, SharePoint and Oracle, and for virtual machines on Hyper-V and VMware.
Whole-machine images
A full image of a Windows computer or server, with its operating system, applications and settings, so it can be restored complete onto new hardware.
Network storage
Shared folders on Synology and QNAP network storage devices, as an add-on.
Phones and tablets
Photos, videos, contacts and calendars from iOS devices, and contacts, messages and files from Android devices.
Microsoft 365
Mailboxes, OneDrive, SharePoint and Teams, backed up automatically three times a day.
Google Workspace
Gmail, Drive, calendars and contacts, backed up automatically three times a day.
Other cloud storage
Dropbox and Box accounts.
Locked, versioned and out of reach
Ransomware, a failed disk, a deleted folder or a stolen laptop. Each is a different emergency, and each needs a clean copy you can trust.
Your files
Computers, servers and mailboxes
Encrypted on your device
Before anything leaves it
Stored far from the office
In the country you pick
Versions kept
So you can go back to before the damage
Restored when you need it
One file, or everything
256-bit AES encryption
Data is encrypted on your device before upload and stays encrypted in storage. Connections are encrypted too.
A private key, if you want one
Choose an encryption key that only you know, so no one else can read your backups, including us. Keep it safe: without it, the data can't be recovered.
Point-in-time restore
Restore files as they were at a moment you choose, such as just before ransomware struck, without sorting through versions one by one.
Up to 30 versions of each file
Earlier versions are kept, so a file that was encrypted or overwritten can be rolled back to a clean copy.
A 30-day recycle bin
Files deleted from the backup stay in a recycle bin for 30 days before they're removed for good.
Copies that can't be changed
Daily copies that can't be changed or deleted for 30 days, even with an administrator's password.
Account protection
Two-factor authentication, single sign-on and sign-in limited to your office networks, so a stolen password isn't enough.
Get it back, your way
A single file or a whole folder
From the app, the browser or your phone, in a few clicks.
To the same device or a new one
Restore onto a replacement laptop or a new server, not only the original.
A whole machine
Restore a complete image, operating system included, onto new hardware.
Mail and cloud files
Restore individual emails, a whole mailbox, or a OneDrive or Drive folder, back to Microsoft 365 or Google Workspace.
From an earlier point in time
Choose a version from before the problem started, up to 30 versions back for each file.
With us beside you
Tell us what you lost and when, and our experts run the restore with you or for you.
Pick the country your copy lives in
Each dot is a storage location. You choose where your backup lives when we set it up, so your data stays in the part of the world your business needs. The locations available depend on the service you choose, and your quotation confirms them.
Backup storage locations on six continents, as they stood in November 2026.
North America 8 · Latin America 1 · Europe 5 · Middle East and Africa 1 · Asia 4 · Oceania 1
Backups that someone actually checks
Included with every plan:
- Setup on every computer, server and cloud account, with schedules and retention agreed with you.
- What gets backed up, chosen with you, so the data that matters is covered and the rest doesn't fill your storage.
- Encryption configured, including a private key if you want one.
- A daily review of backup reports, and follow-up on any device that misses its backup.
- Restore tests on a schedule we agree with you, with a short report.
- New devices and staff added, and leavers removed, as soon as you tell us.
- Help with every restore, from a single file to a whole office.
- Support from our experts by email, phone and our ticket system, in Arabic and English during working hours.
Plans by device, account and storage
Every plan includes setup, encryption, a check on every backup and help with restores. Plans differ by number of devices, accounts and storage.
Tell us how many devices and accounts you want covered. We'll send a written price in USD, billed yearly, before you commit to anything.
Speak to an expertQuestions worth asking before the bad day
Why do we need backup if our files are already in the cloud?
Microsoft 365 and Google Workspace keep your services running, but they aren't designed as a long-term backup of your data. Sync copies mistakes as faithfully as it copies work, so a file deleted or encrypted on one device is deleted or encrypted everywhere. A separate backup keeps copies that those mistakes can't reach.
How often do backups run?
Computers and servers back up on a schedule you choose, or continuously as files change. Microsoft 365 and Google Workspace are backed up automatically three times a day.
Where is our backup stored?
By default in the European Union, in data centres separate from your office and your servers. You can choose another location from the map on this page.
Who can read our data?
Your data is encrypted on your devices before it's uploaded. If you set a private key, no one else can decrypt it, including us. Without one, backups stay encrypted in storage, and our experts open them only when you ask for a restore.
How long are versions kept?
Up to 30 earlier versions of each file are kept, and deleted items stay in the recycle bin for 30 days. Ask us if you need versions kept for longer.
Does it protect us against ransomware?
Backup doesn't stop an attack, but it is how you recover from one. If ransomware encrypts your files, we restore them from a point in time before the attack, and earlier versions stay untouched in the backup. Copies that can't be changed stay safe even if an administrator's password is stolen.
How long does a restore take?
It depends on how much data there is and on your connection. A few files take minutes. Large restores take longer, and we keep you updated until everything is back.
Will backups slow down our computers or network?
After the first full backup, only changes are uploaded, and you can limit how much bandwidth backups use during working hours. If the first backup is very large, we can schedule it outside working hours.
What happens to our data if we leave?
You can restore or download everything before you go. Once the account is closed, the data is deleted within 30 days, and we confirm it in writing.
Cloud backup
Find out what's protected today, and what isn't
Tell us which computers, servers and cloud accounts you have. We'll show you what's covered today, what isn't, and what the right backup plan would cost.