Local NAS
Quick restores on site.
- Fast recovery
- Versioned files
- Exposed to site risks
Zerolink Data Services · Data and recovery
Multilayer data engineering and backup solutions
Protect and organize operational data through explicit sources, ownership, validation, retention, protected copies, recovery testing and controlled movement between systems.
How backup protects you
Get your data back after any failure
Automatic backups keep several copies in different places, and regular restore tests prove they work.
- 1. List what mattersSystems, files and how much data you can afford to lose.
- 2. Schedule backupsDaily or hourly jobs, with versions to roll back.
- 3. Keep an off-site copyEncrypted cloud copy in case of fire, theft or ransomware.
- 4. Test restoresRegular restore tests and alerts for failed jobs.
Choose the backup
Local, cloud or hybrid backup?
Most businesses need both a fast local copy and a safe off-site copy.
Cloud backup
Safe from fire, theft and ransomware.
- Encrypted storage
- Access from anywhere
- Slower full restore
Hybrid 3-2-1
Local speed plus off-site safety.
- Follows the 3-2-1 rule
- Ransomware resilient
- Restore-tested
System planning
A backup is useful only when recovery is proven
Zerolink defines protected systems, acceptable loss, restoration time, retention, isolation, encryption and test responsibility before implementation.
Application and database backup
Protect business systems with consistent, monitored copies and documented restoration paths.
Migration and integration
Map, clean, validate and move data between legacy, cloud and operational platforms.
Reporting data flows
Create controlled pipelines that turn source records into reliable reporting datasets.
Verified selection points
What Zerolink confirms before quotation
Exact specifications depend on the selected product, capacity and system architecture.
Data inventorySystems, owners, sensitivity, volume, change rate and dependencies are catalogued.
Recovery objectivesAcceptable data loss and restoration time are agreed by workload rather than assumed.
Backup layersPrimary, local, offsite and appropriately isolated copies are designed for the risk.
Security and retentionEncryption, credentials, access, immutability options and retention rules are documented.
Validation and monitoringJob success, capacity, integrity, exceptions and alerts are reviewed operationally.
Restore testingRepresentative recovery procedures are tested and recorded on an agreed schedule.
Official product reference: Zerolink enterprise data and backup services. Exact products, specifications, licensing, capacity and warranty are confirmed in the final quotation.
Related Zerolink expertise
Connect this system with the wider solution
Product selection works best when connectivity, infrastructure, security and deployment responsibilities are considered together.
Business infrastructure
Review integrated network, security, communication and deployment capabilities.
Secure cloud hosting
Host applications and keep an off-site copy of your backups.
Requirement discovery
Share the site, workflow, capacity and support requirements before quotation.
Frequently asked questions
Questions about Data & Backup
Clear answers to common planning and selection questions.
What is the 3-2-1 backup rule?
Keep three copies of important data, on two different types of storage, with one copy off-site or in the cloud. Zerolink designs backups around this rule.
How often should backups run?
Critical business data usually needs at least daily backups. Frequently changing systems may need hourly snapshots.
Do you test restores?
Yes. A backup is only useful if it restores. Restore tests and alerts for failed jobs are part of the plan.
Can your business recover its critical data today?
Request a backup assessment with systems, data volumes, current copies and acceptable recovery time.
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