Microsoft 365 backup
Independent protection for Exchange mailboxes, OneDrive, SharePoint, Teams and calendars.
Protect business-critical files, Microsoft 365 data and systems with independent backups designed around how your organisation actually needs to recover.

Cloud platforms improve availability, but they do not remove the risk of deletion, ransomware, account compromise, retention gaps or human error. A suitable backup strategy creates an independent recovery path and makes responsibilities clear before an incident occurs.
Practical services delivered as part of a coordinated technology environment.
Independent protection for Exchange mailboxes, OneDrive, SharePoint, Teams and calendars.
Protect important endpoints, servers and shared data according to business recovery needs.
Failed jobs and capacity concerns are reviewed rather than discovered during an emergency.
Experienced support when files, mailboxes or systems need to be restored.
Align retention periods with operational, legal and practical requirements.
Identify critical systems, realistic recovery priorities and dependencies.
Avoid relying solely on the platform or device where the original information is stored.
Understand which systems matter first and what information is required to restore operations.
Backups are monitored and maintained instead of quietly failing in the background.
We explain priorities and coordinate each stage carefully.
Identify important data and systems
Review retention and recovery objectives
Configure secure independent backups
Monitor results and assist with recovery when required
Tell us about your current environment and we can recommend the most practical next step.
Start with a free assessmentMicrosoft provides a resilient cloud platform, but businesses remain responsible for many deletion, retention and recovery scenarios. Independent backup provides another controlled recovery option.
Depending on the backup platform and retention period, individual mail items, files, folders or larger data sets can often be restored without recovering an entire environment.
The right frequency depends on how quickly data changes and how much work the business could tolerate losing. We recommend a schedule after reviewing operational requirements.
Start with a no-obligation conversation about your current setup, risks and priorities.