Scheduled protection
Set backup frequency around workload changes and acceptable data loss. Include how failed or missed jobs are handled.
Cloud & recovery · Designed around your business
Protect the data.
Prepare for the restore.
Bring scheduled protection, off-site copies and recovery testing into one practical plan for the information your business needs back.
Scope agreed around your business · One point of contact
Live workloadsFiles, servers and supported cloud apps
Cloud backup, explained
What is Cloud backup?
Copies that matter.
A recovery plan you understand.
Cloud backup holds recovery copies away from the original system, so agreed information can be restored after deletion, corruption or another incident. What is protected, how often it is copied and how long it is retained all need defining.
Radian helps review files, servers, virtual workloads and supported cloud applications. The plan should cover protection settings, administrator access, monitoring and restore tests, rather than stopping at a successful backup notification.
See the bigger picture →Built around the work you do
More than stored copies.
Protection with a purpose.
The features that matter, with the practical details made clear.
Encryption & access
Review encryption in transit and storage, administrator permissions and key-management responsibilities for the service.
Off-site copies
Keep an agreed recovery copy apart from the primary environment. Confirm storage location and separation from live administration.
Files or whole systems
Explore item-level and image-based protection for compatible workloads, with application consistency and restore requirements checked.
Cloud-to-cloud options
Review supported Microsoft 365 or Google Workspace data. Confirm exactly which services and items are covered.
Disaster recovery options
Where recovery needs more than stored copies, explore a separately scoped service to run important systems in another environment.
Service availability, equipment, features, licences and support scope are confirmed in your proposal. Optional services are priced and agreed separately.
The picture, made clearer
The picture,
made clearer.
Backup and restoration shown as a simplified sequence. Actual coverage, copy locations and recovery times depend on the agreed service.
Live workloadsFiles, servers and supported cloud apps
Backup policySchedule, retention and access
Recovery copiesAgreed off-site storage
Tested restoreValidate usable data or systems
Illustrative recovery workflow. Protected workloads, copy locations and restore objectives are confirmed in the service design.
Make an informed choice
Choose the setup around your work.
What needs protecting?
List workloads, data owners and application requirements. Check supported agents, versions, storage and cloud-service coverage.
How much can you lose?
The recovery point objective describes acceptable data loss, measured in time. Backup frequency and successful completion affect the achievable result.
How soon do you need it?
The recovery time objective describes the target time to restore useful operation. Data volume, connectivity and dependencies influence a real restore.
The practical details
Backup protects copies.
Recovery brings work back.
A stored copy and a running alternative system are different outcomes. Design the service around the one your business needs.
Plan your setup ↗Restore the right thing
A lost document, failed server and unavailable site call for different recovery steps.
Test access and dependencies
Confirm permissions, keys, applications and network access needed to recover successfully.
Review ransomware resilience
Ask about protected or immutable copies, isolation and compatible active protection. Confirm what is included and avoid treating backup as a guarantee against attacks.
From enquiry to everyday use
A clearer path, with Radian.
- 01
Discover
List data, applications and recovery priorities.
- 02
Design
Agree frequency, retention, location and access.
- 03
Protect
Configure the service and confirm backup completion.
- 04
Prove
Test restores and maintain a practical recovery record.
A little more clarity
Cloud backup,
answered.
Have a question about your setup?
Tell us what you want to achieve.
Is synchronisation the same as backup?
No. A synchronised change or deletion can appear in several places. Backup uses agreed recovery points and retention for restoration.
Can we protect Microsoft 365?
Supported cloud-to-cloud options can be discussed. We confirm the covered services, data, licences and retention for your chosen package.
Can we restore one file?
Item-level recovery may be available for supported workloads. We check the required restore task when designing the service.
Does cloud backup include disaster recovery?
Not automatically. Disaster recovery can include alternate running systems, orchestration and failback, with its own scope and testing.
How quickly can everything be restored?
There is no universal time. We agree objectives and test representative restores around data size, connectivity and application dependencies.
Are all backups protected from ransomware?
Protection varies by platform and configuration. Restricted administration, suitable retention and isolated or immutable copies can form part of a wider security design.
UK-wide service enquiries
Cloud backup across the UK.
For UK offices and distributed teams, identify which workloads need protection and how quickly they must be restored. Storage location, retention, access controls, backup scope and restore testing belong in the agreed plan.
Based in Charlwood, we welcome enquiries nationwide, with a particular focus on Horley, Crawley, Gatwick, Surrey, Sussex and London. Delivery, availability and any site attendance are confirmed for your chosen service.
Let’s talk
Let’s plan what
you need back.
Tell us about your current setup, priorities and plans. We’ll help you work through the next steps.
hello@RadianNetworks.co.uk