Architecture & strategy review
Target-state design aligned to your recovery and compliance obligations.
Architecture review, recovery strategy and compliance readiness — senior input before you commit, and an independent view of where your data is protected and where it isn't.
Target-state design aligned to your recovery and compliance obligations.
The seven-dimension health check of your backup estate.
Alignment with PDPA, MAS and HKMA expectations.
Objectives designed, not inherited from defaults.
A prioritised, fundable sequence of improvements.
A read-only review across seven dimensions — coverage, recovery readiness, security and immutability, capacity and performance, operations, governance, and cost. You receive a management summary, findings ranked by severity, remediation recommendations, and a technical appendix. One-off checks, quarterly re-checks and annual programs are available.
We assess your RPO/RTO against reality, review restore-test evidence, and evaluate your immutability and ransomware posture. The output is the proof an auditor or your board will ask for — and a clear list of where recovery confidence is weak.
A named advisor provides continuity of context across engagements, periodic check-ins, and guidance on the backup-platform and vendor landscape — so decisions are informed by someone who knows your environment.
A structured review of trends, risks, optimization opportunities and roadmap progress, delivered with your stakeholders. It keeps the service honest and points to the next improvement, not just the last one.
Advisory is senior, point-in-time input — architecture, strategy and compliance readiness — while Managed Backup Operations is the day-to-day running of your environment. Many customers use both.
Most health checks complete within two to four weeks depending on environment size, with a management summary and a technical appendix delivered at the end.
Yes. Findings are ranked by severity and accompanied by a prioritised remediation roadmap, giving you the evidence an auditor or your board will ask for.
Tell us about your environment and where backup operations are hurting.