Cloud Storage, Backups & Disaster Recovery
Protect files, Microsoft 365, Google Workspace, servers and virtual machines with monitored backups and tested recovery plans designed to keep your organization operating through cyber incidents, equipment failures and severe weather.
A backup is only valuable when it can be restored on time.
MicroAntix builds data-protection programs around business impact, recovery priorities and the systems that teams rely on every day. We assess where data lives, how quickly it changes and what downtime would mean to the organization.
The resulting design can combine local recovery speed, encrypted off-site copies, cloud retention, immutable protection and monitored backup jobs. Recovery procedures are documented and tested so decision-makers understand what can be restored, in what order and within which timeframe.
Protect operations, not just files.
A layered backup and disaster-recovery strategy gives the organization clean recovery options when normal systems are unavailable or untrusted.
- Ransomware recoveryMaintain protected copies and recovery paths that are separated from routine user access.
- Cloud application protectionBack up Microsoft 365 and Google Workspace data beyond native retention and recycle-bin limits.
- Faster restorationPrioritize critical applications and keep local or cloud recovery options matched to business needs.
- Continuity readinessUse documented runbooks, contacts, dependencies and testing to reduce confusion during an outage.
A complete data-protection and recovery program
From a single Microsoft 365 tenant to multi-site servers and virtual infrastructure, the protection model is built around actual business priorities.
Backup and recovery assessment
Inventory data, applications, SaaS platforms, servers, endpoints, dependencies, retention needs and operational risks.
Cloud file storage
Design secure shared storage, permissions, synchronization, retention and collaboration for distributed teams.
Microsoft 365 and Google backup
Protect email, OneDrive, SharePoint, Teams and Google Workspace data with independent backup and recovery.
Server and virtual-machine backup
Protect physical servers, VMware workloads, application data and configurations with monitored recovery points.
Immutable and off-site copies
Reduce ransomware and site-loss exposure through separated, encrypted and appropriately retained backup copies.
Disaster recovery planning
Define recovery order, responsibilities, communications, infrastructure dependencies and alternate operating procedures.
Recovery testing
Perform scheduled file, system and application restores to validate integrity and update runbooks.
Monitoring and reporting
Track job success, storage capacity, retention, alerts and unresolved failures with accountable follow-up.
Proven data-protection platforms for cloud and infrastructure.
MicroAntix combines platforms according to workload, retention, recovery objectives and budget, with clear responsibility for monitoring and support.
Recovery planning from business impact to tested restore.
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Assess
Identify critical data, applications, dependencies, threats and current protection gaps.
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Prioritize
Set realistic recovery-time, recovery-point and retention objectives with business owners.
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Design
Select local, cloud, off-site and immutable protection appropriate to each workload.
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Implement
Configure jobs, encryption, retention, alerts, documentation and access controls.
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Test
Run scheduled recoveries, record results and improve the plan as systems and risks change.
Know what recovery will look like before an emergency.
We translate technical backup decisions into a clear plan for leaders, system owners and support teams.
Is Microsoft 365 or Google Workspace data already backed up?
The platforms provide availability and retention features, but many organizations use an independent backup service for longer retention, granular recovery and protection from deletion or account compromise.
What is the difference between backup and disaster recovery?
Backup creates recoverable copies of data. Disaster recovery defines how systems, applications, connectivity, people and procedures come together to restore operations after a major disruption.
Can backups be protected from ransomware?
Yes. A layered design can include immutability, separate credentials, restricted administrative access, off-site copies and monitoring so an attacker has fewer paths to alter recovery data.
How often should recovery be tested?
Testing frequency should reflect business risk and change. Critical workloads may require more frequent tests, while lower-priority systems can follow a scheduled quarterly or annual validation plan.
Can MicroAntix support both local and cloud recovery?
Yes. Hybrid designs can keep fast local restore options while maintaining encrypted off-site or cloud copies for site loss, ransomware and longer-term retention.
Build a recovery plan your organization can rely on.
Talk with MicroAntix about protecting cloud data, servers and business operations across the BVI.
