Every file, server, and mailbox backed up, locked, and tested.
We design, run, and test backups for servers, workstations, and cloud apps like Microsoft 365, and give you storage that grows with your data, from a NAS in your office to offsite object storage and long-term archive.
One plan covers your servers, staff computers, and the cloud apps your business depends on.
Pick one service or the whole set. Each is scoped and quoted for your business.
Servers, virtual machines, laptops, and cloud apps, backed up on a schedule that matches how much data you can afford to lose.
Image-level backups of physical servers and VMware, Hyper-V, and Proxmox virtual machines, with application-aware copies of databases.
Independent backups of mailboxes, OneDrive, SharePoint, Teams, Gmail, and Google Drive, kept outside the vendor so you control recovery.
Automatic backups of staff computers, in the office or on the road, so a lost or failed laptop costs a day, not the work on it.
Fast local storage for daily work and S3-compatible object storage for apps, media, and backup copies.
Network storage sized, built, and installed for your office, with RAID, snapshots, and a backup copy offsite.
S3-compatible object storage for applications, website media, and backup targets, with versioning and object lock.
Move ageing file servers and shared drives to a NAS, SharePoint, or cloud storage, with permissions and folder structure kept intact.
Long-term retention for records you must keep but rarely open, with retention rules set to your policy.
Low-cost cold storage for records you must keep for years: finished projects, closed files, and old backup sets.
Backup copies locked for a set number of days so nobody can change or delete them, not ransomware and not a stolen admin account.
Recovery plans with agreed targets, from a single deleted file to a full site rebuild.
A written plan that says what comes back first, how long it may take, and who does what, with recovery time and data loss targets agreed in advance.
When your own hardware is gone, we restore critical systems to Sheernox cloud or dedicated servers so work can continue while you rebuild.
We watch every job, fix failures, run test restores, and send you a plain-language report.
We check every job, fix failed backups before they matter, and restore real data on a schedule to prove it works.
A one-time review of what you already have: what is covered, what is missing, and what to fix first.
The standard backup professionals use, applied to every plan we design.
Your live data plus two backup copies, so one failure never leaves you with nothing.
Copies on two kinds of storage, such as a local NAS and cloud object storage.
One copy in a different building, far enough away that a fire or flood cannot reach it.
One copy locked so it cannot be changed or deleted, even with an admin password.
Zero errors, proven by test restores rather than a green tick in a dashboard.
Every engagement follows the same four steps, whether it is one laptop or a whole office.
We list your systems and data, how much change happens each day, and how long you can be down.
You get a written plan: what is backed up, how often, where copies live, and how long they are kept.
We install and configure the backups and storage, then run the first full backup and a test restore.
We watch every job, fix failures, run regular test restores, and report back in plain language.
Every setup is different, so we scope and quote each one after a short call.
A one-time review of your current backups, with a gap list and a plan.
We run your backups end to end: setup, monitoring, test restores, and reports.
A NAS, object storage, archive, or file server migration, scoped and delivered as a project.
Microsoft and Google keep their services running, but deleted items only stay recoverable for a limited time, and a deleted user or a ransomware sync can remove data for good. An independent backup keeps your own copy under your own retention rules.
No. RAID keeps a server running when a drive fails, but it copies deletions, corruption, and ransomware instantly. A NAS is a good first copy; we pair it with an offsite, locked copy.
Backups that sit on the same network with the same passwords often get encrypted too. We keep at least one copy offsite and locked for a set number of days, with separate credentials and multi-factor sign-in.
We check every job, follow up on failures, and restore real data on a regular schedule. You get the results in writing.
We agree storage locations with you during design, and keep copies in Canada when your data needs to stay here.
Yes. We can take over monitoring and testing of an existing setup, add an offsite or immutable copy, or replace it if it no longer fits.
Every setup is different, so we quote after a short call based on the systems, data size, and retention you need. Contact us for a quote.
A short call is enough to tell you what is covered today and what is not.
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