Backup and disaster recovery in San Antonio, built and managed by a BICSI RCDD led team in business since 1999. The question is not whether something will go wrong. It is whether you will be running again in hours or in weeks. Ransomware, a failed server, a flood, an honest mistake by a good employee, they all end the same way for a business without a tested plan: downtime that costs more every hour, and data you may never get back. We make sure that is not your story. Serving San Antonio businesses. Call 210-497-1424, or tell us about your environment and we will assess where you actually stand.
Backup and Disaster Recovery
What Backup and Disaster Recovery Actually Means
Two different jobs that people lump into one word. Backup is the copy of your data, made automatically, encrypted, and kept somewhere a fire or a ransomware strain cannot reach. Disaster recovery is the plan that turns that copy back into a running business, fast, when the worst happens. A backup nobody has ever tested is not protection, it is a hope. We build both, and then we prove they work before you ever need them.
- Automated, encrypted backups of your servers, workstations, and cloud data, running on a schedule, monitored so a silent failure does not go unnoticed for months.
- Offsite and off-network copies so a ransomware event that encrypts your network cannot reach the one thing that saves you.
- Tested recovery, because the only backup that counts is the one we have already restored from in a drill, not the one we cross our fingers over during a crisis.
- A written recovery plan with real numbers: how fast you come back, RTO, and how much data you can afford to lose, RPO, agreed with you in plain language before anything breaks.
We Own the Infrastructure, Not Just the Software
Most IT companies selling backup are reselling someone else’s cloud and hoping you never read the fine print about where your data lives or how fast you can actually get it back. We are not most IT companies. We run our own rack, our own storage, and enterprise Veeam backup and replication on hardware we control, in a facility we can drive to. We hold our own IP address allocation through ARIN, the American Registry for Internet Numbers, which is the kind of infrastructure most local providers do not have and cannot offer. When your recovery depends on where the copy lives and who has the keys, it matters that the answer is us, here, in San Antonio, and not a support ticket to a datacenter three time zones away.
- Veeam backup and replication on infrastructure we own and manage, the same platform trusted for enterprise data protection worldwide.
- Colocation in our rack, so your servers or your backup targets can live in a real facility with real power, cooling, and connectivity, under our eye.
- Our own ARIN allocation and network, giving us control over routing and addressing that resold cloud services simply cannot match.
- Local, physical, reachable, when a recovery is urgent, the hardware holding your data is in this city, not an anonymous queue.
Why This Matters More Than It Used To
Ransomware changed the math. It does not just break your systems, it deliberately hunts your backups first, because the crew that encrypts you knows a good backup is the reason you would not pay them. That is why offsite, off-network, and tested is not optional anymore, it is the whole game. The business that survives a ransomware event is almost never the one with the best firewall. It is the one that shrugged, restored from a clean backup, and was working again the same week without sending anyone a cent.
Recovery Time and Recovery Point, in Plain English
Every honest disaster recovery conversation comes down to two questions, and we answer both with you before we build anything. How long can you be down before it really hurts, that is your recovery time objective. And how much recent work can you afford to lose, an hour, a day, that is your recovery point objective. A law firm mid-trial and a warehouse running overnight batches have very different answers, and the plan should reflect that. We size the backups and the recovery to your answers, not to a one size template.
Who You Are Working With
When you engage us, you get a BICSI RCDD led team that has kept San Antonio businesses running since 1999. Twenty seven years of servers, storage, and the messy real world failures that do not read the manual. We do not hand you a dashboard and wish you luck. We build the backups on infrastructure we own, we test the recovery, we monitor it so problems surface early, and we are the ones on the phone when something goes wrong. One accountable local team, from the plan to the rack to the restore.
Where This Fits
Backup and disaster recovery is strongest as part of a managed relationship, watched and tested continuously rather than set up once and forgotten. For that, see our managed IT services. If you are weighing a bigger decision about resilience, continuity, or a provider who left you exposed, our guide to changing IT companies is an honest place to start. And if the worst has already happened and you have lost data from a failed drive or array, that is a different job, our data recovery service, and we can help there too.
Do not wait for the outage to find out your backups do not work. Call 210-497-1424, or use the form at the top of the page and we will assess where you actually stand.
