Cloud Solutions
Backup as a Service
RedZen sets up backup as a service for your business — automated, encrypted, offsite backups whose restores we actually test, backed by a written disaster-recovery plan. A backup you have never restored is a hope, not a plan; we make it a plan. Cost and delivery date are agreed before work begins.
Restores tested
We verify backups actually restore — the step most setups skip.
Encrypted & offsite
Copies kept encrypted and away from the primary, so one failure never takes both.
Fixed price
Cost and delivery date agreed before we start — never hourly.
Most backups fail on the day they’re needed
A backup nobody has ever restored — a hope, not a plan.
Copies stored next to the primary, so one incident takes both.
No idea how fast you could recover or how much you would lose.
Protection that depends on someone remembering to run it.
We set up automated, encrypted, offsite backups, verify the restores work, and write a recovery plan that says exactly how fast you are back and how much you could lose — so a failure is an inconvenience, not a crisis.
What you get
Automated
Scheduled backups that run on their own, so protection does not depend on someone remembering.
Encrypted & offsite
Backups stored encrypted and away from the primary system, so one failure does not take both.
Tested restores
We verify that backups actually restore — the step most setups skip.
Retention
Sensible history so you can recover from a problem you only noticed later.
Recovery plan
A documented plan for what to restore, in what order, and how long it takes.
- Automated backups for your key systems
- Encrypted, offsite copies
- A verified restore process
- A written recovery plan
Tested restores — the part everyone skips
Anyone can schedule a backup. The thing that separates a real backup service from a false sense of security is proving the backup restores — cleanly, completely, within the time you expect. We test restores as a standing part of the service, not once at setup, so you are never discovering a broken backup during an actual incident.
Our guides on small business data backup and disaster recovery cover why this matters and how to think about it.
A disaster-recovery plan with real numbers
A recovery plan is only useful if it commits to numbers: how much data you could lose (your recovery point) and how long you would be down (your recovery time). We define both with you up front and design the backups to meet them, so recovery is a documented procedure rather than an improvised scramble.
For the concepts behind those numbers, see our explainers on RTO and RPO.
Common questions
What is backup as a service?
A managed service that runs, stores and verifies your backups for you — automated, encrypted and offsite — with a recovery plan, rather than a tool you have to remember to operate yourself.
I already have backups — why this?
Because most backups are never tested. We verify restores, which is the only thing that proves a backup is real.
What can you back up?
Websites, databases, servers, storage and application data. We map what matters and protect it.
How fast can we recover?
We define that with you up front as part of the recovery plan, so there are no surprises. Our guide on RTO explains the concept.
How much data could we lose in a failure?
That is your recovery point objective — we set it with you and design the backup frequency to meet it. See our RPO explainer.
Are the backups encrypted?
Yes — stored encrypted and offsite, so a single incident cannot take both your primary and your backup.
What does backup as a service cost?
It depends on how much data and how many systems, so we agree a fixed price after a short review — set before any work begins, never hourly.
Do you monitor that backups keep working?
Yes. Ongoing monitoring and periodic restore tests are part of the service, not a one-time setup.
Backup as a Service
Tell us what you need and we will come back within one business day with a clear, honest next step — no obligation.