Backup and Disaster Recovery Services for Queensland Businesses
Loginet’s backup and disaster recovery makes sure you can get your data and systems back when something goes wrong, whether it’s ransomware, hardware failure or human error. Backups are monitored, tested and planned around how quickly you need to recover.
- 20+ IT experts certified in AWS, Microsoft, Cisco, Palo Alto, Fortinet and CEH
- 4+ years supporting Queensland small and medium businesses
- AWS Partner & Microsoft Azure Partner
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What Is Backup and Disaster Recovery Services?
Backup and disaster recovery is the combination of regular, protected copies of your data and a tested plan for restoring systems quickly after a failure, cyber attack or disaster.
Day to day, backups of servers, Microsoft 365 and other key systems run automatically, results are monitored and failures are fixed. Restores are tested regularly, and a disaster recovery plan sets out who does what, in what order, to get the business running again within agreed recovery targets.
For small and medium businesses, the real risk isn’t having no backup. It’s having a backup that has never been tested and fails when you need it. Backup and disaster recovery gives you confidence that you can recover.
Signs You Need Backup and Disaster Recovery
It’s time to review backup and disaster recovery when:
- You can't remember the last time a restore was tested
- Microsoft 365 or Google Workspace data isn't backed up separately
- Backups are stored on the same network as the original data
- Nobody knows how long it would take to recover after an outage
- You've had a ransomware scare or near miss
What's Included / How It Works in Practice
Our backup and disaster recovery service is scoped to your systems and typically includes:
- Backup review: A check of what's backed up, how often and where.
- 3-2-1 approach: At least three copies of data, on two types of storage, with one kept offsite or offline.
- Recovery targets: Agreed RTO and RPO for key systems.
- Microsoft 365 backup: Separate backup of email, OneDrive, SharePoint and Teams data.
- Restore testing: Regular tests, with results recorded.
- Disaster recovery plan: Documented steps, roles and contacts for recovery.
- Data mapping: Identifying your business-critical data, where it lives and how it is protected, including onsite, offsite and cloud copies.
Who Backup and Disaster Recovery Services Is For
Backup and disaster recovery is critical for any business that would struggle without its data.
- Businesses unsure whether their backups actually work
- Organisations relying on a single on-site backup
- Microsoft 365 users without separate backup
- Businesses needing documented recovery plans for insurers
Benefits of Backup and Disaster Recovery Services With Loginet
Backup and disaster recovery done properly means that when something goes wrong, you can get back to business quickly.
Recovery you can trust
Restores are tested regularly, so you know backups will work when needed. There are no nasty surprises on the day you need a restore.
Ransomware resilience
Protected, offsite copies support recovery even if on-site systems are encrypted. You have a clean copy to restore from.
Clear recovery targets
RTO and RPO are agreed for key systems so expectations are clear. Backup design matches what the business can tolerate.
Monitored every day
Failed backups are spotted and fixed before they become a problem. Gaps in protection don't go unnoticed.
Our Backup and Disaster Recovery Services
Loginet’s backup and disaster recovery services covers six core areas, scoped to suit your business so you only pay for what you need.
Backup management
Servers, devices and cloud data backed up on schedule. Retention is set to match your needs.
Disaster recovery planning
Documented steps to restore operations. Your team knows what to do and in what order.
Microsoft 365 backup
Mail, OneDrive, SharePoint and Teams data protected. Deleted or encrypted items can be restored quickly.
Restore testing
Scheduled tests prove recovery works. Test results are documented for audits and insurers.
Cloud backup
Offsite copies stored on AWS or Azure. Offsite copies stay safe even if your premises are affected.
Backup monitoring
Daily checks with 24/7 monitoring. Failures are investigated and fixed promptly.
How We Deliver Backup and Disaster Recovery Services
Every backup and disaster recovery services engagement follows four clear steps, so you know the scope, timeline and cost before work starts.
1. Assess
We review what you back up today and where the gaps are, so nothing critical is missed.
2. Set targets
We agree recovery targets with you, so the solution matches what the business can tolerate.
3. Implement
We implement protected backups and a recovery plan, with minimal disruption to staff.
4. Test and monitor
We monitor backups daily and test restores regularly, so recovery works when it counts.
Backup and Disaster Recovery Services Across the Gold Coast, Toowoomba, Brisbane & Queensland
Gold Coast
Our Bundall office supports businesses across Southport, Surfers Paradise, Broadbeach, Robina and the wider Gold Coast.
Toowoomba
Our head office serves Toowoomba and the Darling Downs with local, onsite support.
Brisbane
We support Brisbane businesses remotely, with onsite visits arranged when your project needs them.
Regional Queensland
We provide onsite support across Queensland, with service available in other Australian states.
Why Choose Loginet for Backup and Disaster Recovery Services
Loginet treats recovery, not just backup, as the goal.
- Tested restores: Recovery proven regularly.
- Cloud expertise: AWS Partner and Microsoft Azure Partner.
- 24/7 monitoring: Backups checked daily.
- Local: Toowoomba and Gold Coast offices.
Backup and Disaster Recovery Services FAQs
Here are straight answers to the questions we hear most. If yours isn’t covered, book a free 30-minute strategy call.
Backup is copying your data. Disaster recovery is the plan and capability to restore systems and keep operating after an incident.
RTO (recovery time objective) is how quickly you need systems back. RPO (recovery point objective) is how much recent data you can afford to lose.
Regularly. Restore tests prove that backups can actually be recovered, and we schedule them as part of the service.
Yes, we recommend it. Dedicated backup protects against accidental deletion, ransomware and retention gaps.
Protected, offsite backups are one of the most important ransomware defences, and regular backups are one of the Essential Eight strategies.
We typically use a mix of local and offsite or cloud copies, agreed with you based on your requirements.
Yes. Brisbane businesses are supported remotely, with onsite visits arranged when needed, from our Toowoomba head office and Bundall (Gold Coast) office.
The 3-2-1 rule means keeping at least three copies of your data, on two different types of storage, with one copy offsite or offline. It reduces the risk of losing everything in a single incident.
The amount of data, retention period, the number of systems protected, recovery targets and how often restores are tested all affect cost.
Yes. Backups are copies of data. Disaster recovery is the plan and process for restoring systems and getting the business running again within an agreed timeframe.
It depends on the systems affected, the amount of data and your recovery plan. Agreeing recovery targets and testing restores in advance makes recovery faster and more predictable.
It should. We plan for regional risks such as storms, flooding and power outages as well as cyber attacks, so offsite or cloud copies and clear recovery steps are in place if your office is out of action.
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