The problem you're facing
Backups run in a server corner, never tested, with the same credentials as production. On ransomware day, the encryptors find the backups first. On disk-failure day, the restore fails halfway.
Our answer
We build a serious backup chain: 3-2-1 strategy (three copies, two media, one off-site), encryption, European replication on our infrastructure, anti-ransomware immutability : and documented restore tests.
What LaMeDuSe takes care of
- Audit of your current backups and risks
- 3-2-1 strategy sized by criticality
- Encrypted backups and European replication
- Anti-ransomware protection (immutable snapshots)
- Documented disaster recovery plan
- Regular, reported restore tests
- Backup monitoring with failure alerting
Our methodology
- 1
Audit & mapping
Complete inventory of your information system: servers, network, backups, access rights, technical debt.
- 2
Takeover plan
Risk prioritisation, documentation of the existing setup and monitoring in place from the first week.
- 3
Operations & automation
Day-to-day administration, automation of repetitive tasks, security patches and backup management.
- 4
Continuous improvement
Monthly review of incidents, capacity and costs, with a shared improvement roadmap.
Relevant technologies
Security
Hardened configurations, privileged access management, centralised logging, managed firewalls and a tested 3-2-1 backup plan.
Hosting & infrastructure
We administer your existing infrastructure as well as our own cloud: the people and the infrastructure can come from the same group.
Maintenance
Contracts with committed response times, 24/7 on-call for critical environments and a monthly operations report.
Why LaMeDuSe
Our own production backups flow through this architecture, with continuous restore testing: we don't sell a backup chain we don't use ourselves.
Frequently asked questions
Three copies of your data, on two different media, one off-site. It's the minimal base to survive hardware failure, site disaster or ransomware : each rule covers a distinct risk.