Data backup solutions and disaster recovery for growing businesses
TANET designs data backup solutions for growing businesses that need their files, servers, and cloud workloads back after hardware failure, theft, ransomware, or a natural disaster. We pair cloud and local backups with monitoring and a clear recovery plan.
Layers of protection
- Comprehensive cloud and local backups
- Step-by-step disaster recovery plans
- Infrastructure monitoring
- Encryption in transit and at rest
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Data backup solutions that work together with recovery and monitoring
A backup is only useful if you can restore from it. A detailed backup and disaster recovery plan can save real cost and downtime when something fails.
Business disasters can strike at any time. A server drive fails. A laptop is stolen. An employee opens the wrong attachment. Water gets into the office. Each event puts your data at risk in a different way.
That is why TANET builds data backup solutions in layers. Copies live in more than one place. Jobs are monitored. Restores are checked. When something goes wrong, your team follows a plan instead of guessing.
Comprehensive backups
Cloud and local backups protect your infrastructure, so important data can be recovered when a disaster hits.
Disaster recovery plan
A step-by-step disaster recovery plan prepares your team to restore service quickly and reduce the impact on clients.
Infrastructure monitoring
Monitoring keeps backup jobs, storage health, and related systems visible. Failures are not discovered only when you need a restore.
Compliance availability: HIPAA · PCI · SEC · FTC · NIST · FIPS 140-2 · GDPR. We design backup and recovery with these requirements in mind where your industry needs it. These are not certifications claimed on this page.
IT disaster recovery your team can actually follow
IT disaster recovery is the plan for getting back to work after a serious outage. Backups are one part of it. People, priorities, and communication are the rest.
Identify what matters
We list the systems and data your business cannot run without, and decide which ones must come back first.
Set recovery goals
Together we agree how much data you can afford to lose and how long each system can be down.
Match the backups
We choose backup frequency, retention, and storage locations that meet those goals, then document every step.
Test and update
Restores are checked and the plan is reviewed as your business changes, so it stays current.
Planning data backup solutions around people, not only servers
A good plan answers simple questions. Who calls whom? Where do staff work if the office is closed? Which clients need to hear from you first?
We write those answers into the plan so the first hours of an outage are calm and organized.
Use trusted guidance
The federal Ready.gov business preparedness resources are a helpful checklist for continuity planning. We use guidance like this to make sure your data backup solutions fit a wider plan for keeping the business open.
Reliability, scalability, accessibility, and security
Cloud storage plays a big role in modern data backup solutions. Here is why most plans include it.
Reliability
Professional cloud providers use redundant infrastructure. Distributed storage keeps multiple copies across locations, which lowers the risk of total data loss.
Scalability
Cloud backups grow with you, from a few critical files to full server infrastructure, without large upfront storage purchases.
Accessibility
With an internet connection, you can retrieve backed-up data from many locations and devices. That limits downtime after a local failure.
Security
Reputable providers encrypt data in transit and at rest. Those measures often go beyond what a single local device can offer.
Why local copies still matter
Restoring a large server over the internet can take time. A local copy lets us bring critical systems back faster, while the cloud copy protects you if the office itself is affected.
Cloud-to-cloud backups
Email and files in cloud apps still need their own backups. Deleted items, sync errors, and compromised accounts can wipe out data that lives only in one service.
How to choose data backup solutions for your business
Not every backup product fits every business. Use these questions to compare options, including ours.
Where are the copies?
Ask how many copies exist and where they are stored. At least one copy should live away from your office and your main network.
Who watches the jobs?
Backups fail quietly. Make sure someone reviews every job and acts on errors the same day.
How long is data kept?
Retention decides how far back you can go. Some problems, like a corrupted file, are only noticed weeks later.
Are data backup solutions tested?
Ask when the last successful test restore happened. A backup that has never been restored is still a guess.
TANET answers each of these questions in writing when we set up data backup solutions for a client. You always know what is protected, where it lives, and how it comes back.
How data backup solutions fit your managed IT support
A strong backup strategy works best when it is part of managed IT support, not a bolted-on product.
- One environment — backups monitored 24/7, tested, and tuned alongside servers, cloud, and cybersecurity
- One invoice — a predictable monthly fee instead of juggling vendors and dashboards
- Ransomware resilience — recovery confidence when prevention is not enough
- Grow with us — many clients start with managed IT services Seattle, Portland, or Boise and add full backup and recovery as they scale
Backups and security go hand in hand. Our ransomware protection program keeps restore copies isolated so attackers cannot easily reach them.
Ready to make backup part of a unified plan? Start with a free technology assessment or talk with a local tech.
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Data backup solutions across WA, OR, and ID
Local technicians support backup and recovery in all three markets.
Disaster recovery Seattle businesses can count on
For Puget Sound clients, disaster recovery Seattle planning often covers winter storms, power loss, and office access problems. Our Seattle managed IT techs can start restores remotely and come on site when hardware needs replacing.
Disaster recovery Boise and Portland teams trust
Treasure Valley and Portland managed IT clients get the same layered approach. Disaster recovery Boise plans follow the same steps, with local Boise managed IT techs in Idaho and the Portland metro.
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Seattle, Bellevue, Kirkland, Redmond, Everett, Bothell and greater Puget Sound.
Common questions about data backup solutions
How often are our backups tested?
Our technicians monitor backups and check restores as part of managed IT support, so you know your data can actually be recovered, not just copied.
What happens if we lose data or a server goes down?
Contact our 24/7 helpdesk and a local technician will start the restore. A tech can connect remotely through tanet.screenconnect.com.
What is the difference between backup and IT disaster recovery?
A backup is a copy of your data. IT disaster recovery is the full plan for restoring systems, people, and operations after a serious outage.
Do cloud apps like email need their own backups?
Yes. Deleted items, sync errors, and compromised accounts can remove data from a cloud service. Our data backup solutions can include cloud-to-cloud backups for that reason.
Who do we call for backup support?
Washington 206.501.4337, Oregon 503.488.5437, Idaho 208.609.4733. You reach local techs directly. We have no sales team.
Which compliance frameworks do you support?
We can design and operate backup and recovery controls with HIPAA, PCI, SEC, FTC, NIST, FIPS 140-2, and GDPR requirements in mind. These are not certifications claimed on this page.
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