Recovery & Preparedness Services

Backups are not the point. Getting your firm working again is the point, and the two are only the same thing if somebody has tested the difference.

Your cloud is not backed up

Microsoft 365 runs on a shared responsibility model: Microsoft keeps the service available, you stay responsible for your data. The recycle bin is a grace period, not an archive. It does not help when a compromised account deletes mail and documents deliberately, or when a matter file has been quietly wrong for six weeks before anyone notices. Most firms assume this is handled. It is not, and an incident is an expensive place to find out.

Microsoft 365 mail, calendars and contacts

SharePoint, OneDrive and Teams content

NetDocuments and practice management data

Servers, endpoints and virtual machines

Line-of-business applications and their databases

Immutable backups. Once written, a copy cannot be altered or deleted for its retention period — not by us, not by you, and not by someone using stolen admin credentials.

Isolated copies, so one compromised account cannot reach every copy of your data at once.

Tested restores on a schedule. A backup job that reported success proves nothing until something has actually been restored from it.

Recovery objectives agreed in writing: how much data the firm can afford to lose, and how long it can afford to be down, settled before an incident rather than discovered during one.

Ransomware recovery planning, including what the firm does in the hours before anything comes back online.

Continuity for the practical problems — where people work, how clients reach you, and which matters cannot wait.

Find out where you actually stand:

Ransomware goes after backups first. Immutable copies and tested restores are what stand between an incident and a closed practice.

Tell us what you run and how you back it up today. We will tell you what would survive an attack and what would not.

30300 Agoura Rd., Suite B-100 Agoura Hills, CA 91301