Data Backup and Disaster Recovery That Keeps Your Business Moving
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A Backup Is Only Useful If You Can Recover From It
Unverified Backups
A completed backup notification does not prove that every important file or system can be restored. Without verification, problems may remain hidden until the data is needed.
Scattered Business Data
Important information may sit across computers, servers, Microsoft 365, Google Workspace, and cloud storage. Missing one location can leave a significant gap in your recovery plan.
Long, Unplanned Downtime
Without documented recovery priorities, teams can lose valuable time deciding what to restore first. That delay can interrupt client work, billing, communication, and daily operations.
Ransomware and Data Loss
Cyberattacks, accidental deletion, hardware failure, and physical damage can all make data unavailable. A layered backup strategy reduces dependence on any single system or copy.
What Reliable Data Recovery Looks Like
Automated Data Protection
Regularly scheduled backups reduce reliance on someone remembering to copy important data manually. We help align backup coverage with the systems and information your business actually uses.
Secure Offsite Storage
Keeping protected copies away from primary systems adds resilience against theft, equipment damage, and local disruptions. It also gives your business another recovery path when onsite resources are unavailable.
Planned Recovery Priorities
Not every system needs to return at the same time. We help identify which functions should be restored first so recovery efforts support the most important business activities.
Plain-English Guidance
You should understand what is backed up, how recovery works, and what the limitations are. We explain the options and reasoning without talking over your head or pushing you into a decision.
Complete IT Management
Data Backup and Disaster Recovery FAQs
What Do Your Data Backup and Disaster Recovery Services Include?
Services can include automated backups, secure offsite storage, cloud backup, backup monitoring, recovery support, and disaster recovery planning. The appropriate scope depends on where your data lives and how quickly different systems need to return. We explain the proposed coverage and priorities before you make a decision.
How Is Disaster Recovery Different From Data Backup?
A backup is a protected copy of your data, while disaster recovery is the plan for restoring systems and operations after a disruption. Having copies alone does not determine which systems should return first or who handles each step. Tarilon brings those elements together so recovery is organized rather than improvised.
How Quickly Can My Data Be Restored?
Restoration time depends on the amount of data, the affected system, available connectivity, and the type of incident. We do not give an arbitrary recovery promise before understanding your environment. Recovery planning establishes realistic priorities and helps identify options for reducing avoidable downtime.
Can You Protect Microsoft 365, Google Workspace, and Mixed Mac and Windows Environments?
Yes, Tarilon supports Microsoft 365, Google Workspace, Windows, and Mac environments. As an Apple Technical Partner, we also understand the needs of businesses that rely heavily on Apple workstations. We review where your information is stored so important cloud and local data are not overlooked.
How Much Do Backup and Disaster Recovery Services Cost?
Pricing depends on the number of users, systems, data volume, storage requirements, and recovery priorities involved. Tarilon offers flat-rate monthly service packages and explains the reasoning behind its recommendation. You receive a written proposal and a clear discussion of what the price covers.
What Happens During Onboarding?
Onboarding includes documenting the environment, deploying appropriate security tools, and verifying backups. We also introduce your team to how support works and clarify who is responsible for each part of the recovery process. Regular Technical Business Reviews help keep the plan aligned as your business changes.
Find Out Whether Your Business Can Recover
Start with a conversation about what you have, what worries you, and what would happen if an important system became unavailable. Request a free assessment to identify backup gaps and receive clear recommendations for protecting your business across the Greater Chicago Area.