Backup & Disaster Recovery
Veeam-based enterprise backup, immutable backup, Microsoft 365 backup, replication and disaster recovery solutions for your data. Get your business back up and running within minutes after ransomware, hardware failure or a disaster.
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- VMware-based infrastructure
- Veeam-based backup
- 99.9% availability target
- 15-min critical response target
- ISO 27001 · 22301 · 9001
Our Backup & Disaster Recovery services
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Cloud BackupYour corporate data is one of your business's most valuable assets. Hardware failures, user errors, cyberattacks, ransomware, or natural disasters…Learn more 
Immutable BackupIn recent years, backup systems have become attackers' first target in ransomware attacks. When backups are deleted or encrypted, businesses lose much of their…Learn more 
Microsoft 365 BackupAlthough Microsoft 365 offers high availability, Microsoft is not responsible for the long-term backup of your data. Accidentally deleted emails,…Learn more 
Disaster Recovery (DRaaS)Backups alone are not always enough for business continuity. If your critical systems stay down for hours, you can suffer serious financial losses. MAV…Learn more 
Data ReplicationBackups alone are not enough for business continuity. When hardware failures, data center outages or cyberattacks hit critical systems…Learn more Backup vs. disaster recovery: what’s the difference?
Backup keeps a copy of your data; disaster recovery gets your systems running again within a defined time after an outage. A sound protection plan includes both: backup limits data loss, while disaster recovery limits how long the business is down.
- Cloud backup: encrypted storage of server, virtual machine and file backups in the cloud with Veeam.
- Immutable backup: backups that cannot be deleted or altered during the retention period; the last line of defense against ransomware.
- Microsoft 365 backup: a separate copy of Exchange, OneDrive, SharePoint and Teams data.
- Disaster recovery (DRaaS): keeping critical systems ready at a secondary site and running them from there when needed.
- Data replication: short recovery times through continuous copying of data to another location.
The right solution cannot be chosen until you define how quickly each system must be back (RTO) and how much data loss is acceptable (RPO). How to work this out is explained in our how to create a disaster recovery plan guide. MAV Cloud’s ISO 22301 business continuity certification is the organizational counterpart of this planning approach.
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Frequently asked questions about Backup & Disaster Recovery
What is the difference between backup and disaster recovery?
Backup stores a copy of your data; disaster recovery quickly brings your entire set of systems back up at another location during an outage. For critical businesses, both should be planned together.
What is the most effective protection against ransomware?
Off-site backups that cannot be deleted for a defined period (immutable backups) provide a clean restore point after a ransomware attack. Combined with regular restore tests, they are the most effective defense.
Should I back up my Microsoft 365 data too?
Yes. Microsoft is responsible for keeping the platform running, not for long-term backups of your data. A separate backup is recommended so you can recover emails and files that are deleted or affected by ransomware.