Who this is for

You need to protect critical systems and data

Downtime or data loss would significantly impact operations.

You want a clear recovery plan in place

Ensuring business continuity in the event of failure or incident.

You’re managing growing infrastructure and complexity

More systems mean greater risk without structured backup and recovery.

What we help solve

Practical problems we see on resilience programmes-and how we address them.

  • Risk of data loss or system failure

    Unexpected incidents can disrupt operations or cause permanent loss. We implement robust backup and recovery strategies-protected data and rapid recovery capability.

  • No clear disaster recovery plan

    Teams don’t know how to respond when something goes wrong. We design structured recovery processes and playbooks-clear, controlled response to incidents.

  • Backups that are unreliable or untested

    Data exists but can’t be restored when needed. We validate and test backup systems regularly-reliable, usable backups.

  • Extended downtime during incidents

    Recovery takes too long, impacting business continuity. We design systems with defined recovery time objectives-faster recovery and minimal disruption.

  • Infrastructure not designed for resilience

    Single points of failure create unnecessary risk. We implement redundancy and failover strategies-more resilient, fault-tolerant systems.

Why Tonic / why this approach

  • Resilience built into infrastructure designRecovery isn’t an afterthought-it’s part of the architecture.
  • Clear, practical recovery plansDefined processes that teams can follow under pressure.
  • Regular testing and validationEnsuring backups actually work when needed.
  • Aligned to business impact and prioritiesRecovery strategies designed around what matters most.
  • Scalable and future-readySolutions that evolve with your systems and data. Continuity and resilience are treated as core requirements, not optional extras.

Core capabilities

  • Backup strategy and implementation

    Designing automated, secure backup systems.

  • Disaster recovery planning

    Defining recovery processes, roles and scenarios.

  • Recovery time and recovery point objectives (RTO/RPO)

    Setting clear expectations for recovery speed and data loss tolerance.

  • Cloud and offsite backups

    Ensuring redundancy across environments and locations.

  • Failover and redundancy design

    Minimising downtime through resilient architecture.

  • Backup testing and validation

    Regularly verifying recovery processes and data integrity.

  • Monitoring and alerting

    Ensuring backup systems are functioning correctly.

  • Ongoing support and optimisation

    Maintaining and improving resilience over time.

Selected work

Representative DR outcomes-explore more in our work.

Built for real-world delivery

Automated backup systems

Reliable, scheduled backups across environments.

Redundancy and failover architecture

Minimising downtime and service disruption.

Security and data protection

Ensuring backups are secure and compliant.

Monitoring and validation

Continuous verification of backup integrity.

Scalability and adaptability

Designed to grow with your infrastructure.

Support and continuity

Ongoing management and optimisation.

How we deliver

  1. Discovery and risk assessment

    We assess systems, data and potential failure points.

    Clear understanding of risks; unidentified vulnerabilities reduced.

  2. Strategy and recovery planning

    We define backup approach and recovery processes.

    Structured disaster recovery plan; unclear response during incidents reduced.

  3. Implementation and configuration

    We set up backup systems and redundancy.

    Fully operational backup environment; data loss and downtime reduced.

  4. Testing and validation

    We simulate recovery scenarios and validate systems.

    Confidence in recovery capability; failed recovery attempts reduced.

  5. Monitoring and optimisation

    We ensure backups run consistently and efficiently.

    Reliable, maintained system; silent failures reduced.

  6. Ongoing support and evolution

    We refine as infrastructure and needs grow.

    Long-term resilience; outdated recovery processes reduced.

FAQs

How often should backups run?

It depends on your data and risk tolerance, but typically ranges from real-time to daily schedules.

What’s the difference between backup and disaster recovery?

Backups protect data, while disaster recovery defines how systems are restored and operations resume.

Can you test our existing backup systems?

Yes-we validate and improve existing setups.

Do you support cloud-based backups?

Yes-cloud and offsite backups are a key part of our approach.

How quickly can systems be restored?

This depends on defined RTO/RPO, which we establish based on your needs.

Do you provide ongoing support?

Yes-continuous monitoring and optimisation are included.