Ready for the bad day before it comes.
Access you can audit, backups you have actually restored, and written policy the team follows.
Where these projects usually start.
We have backups. We’ve never restored one.
Nobody is sure who still has access.
Our recovery plan is a document nobody has read.
Security, Data & Recovery, start to finish.
Identity & access
Single sign-on and enforced MFA, role-based permissions an IT team can run, least-privilege service accounts and zero-trust admin access.
Disaster recovery
Recovery policies, including for media and digital-asset environments: tiered backups, immutable offsite copies, scheduled restore tests.
Data lakes & migrations
Moving and protecting large data sets across object storage, file systems and public cloud.
Policy & runbooks
Written policy and operational runbooks that keep a system operable after handover.
How recovery gets real
- Inventorywhat matters most
- Policywritten, agreed
- Protectaccess & backups
- Testreal restores
- Reviewon a schedule
Work on this path.
A cluster recovered with zero data loss
A production distributed storage cluster brought back from a critical fault without losing a byte.
Federated sign-on with enforced MFA
SAML federation across cloud accounts, and access models the IT organization could administer directly.
No price list. A conversation first.
- A conversationThirty minutes about what you’re trying to build or fix, and whether I’m the right fit.
- ScopingA written plan with an estimate and an architecture sketch.
- The buildA fixed-scope project or ongoing hours, with progress you can see.
- Ongoing supportHosting, maintenance and on-call, or a clean handover.
Review your recovery plan.
Tell me what you’re working on. I’ll tell you honestly whether I’m the right fit and what a first step looks like.