VEEAM, DISASTER RECOVERY, ZABBIX, GRAFANA
Having a backup isn't the same as knowing for certain that you can restore your operations in minutes.
We combine immutable anti-ransomware backup with proactive 24/7 monitoring to detect the problem before your users do.
15+ years of experience · LATAM coverage · 24/7 support · Fortinet, Cisco, VMware, Red Hat, and AWS-certified engineers
Do any of these situations sound familiar to you?
- Backups that have never been tested in an actual restore exercise
- No one finds out about an outage until a customer complains first
- No documented plan for what to do in the first few hours of a disaster
This includes
Business continuity isn't just about having a backup; it's about knowing for certain that you can restore your entire operation in any scenario.
- Veeam Backup and Replication: Automated, immutable backup with anti-ransomware policies and regularly verified RPO/RTO
- Disaster recovery plans with documented procedures, offsite replicas, and periodic restoration tests
- Centralized monitoring of servers, networks, the cloud, databases, and applications using Zabbix with custom thresholds
- Real-time executive dashboards with Grafana and automated alerts via WhatsApp, email, or Slack
- Training your internal team on how to operate the backup and monitoring platforms
Technologies and platforms we are proficient in
- Veeam Backup and Replication
- Immutable, anti-ransomware backups
- Disaster Recovery Plan
- Zabbix (agentless monitoring)
- Grafana (dashboards)
- Alerts: email, WhatsApp, Slack
- RPO / RTO Defined
Choose how we work together
Platform Implementation
Installation, configuration of backup and monitoring policies, including training.
Managed Monthly Support
Ongoing administration, backup verification, and threshold adjustment.
Business Continuity Audit
Review of current policies with a prioritized improvement plan.
A free review of your current backups
We review your current backup and monitoring policies at no cost and show you exactly how prepared you are today for a real disaster.
Frequently Asked Questions
What are RPO and RTO, and why do I need to define them?
RPO refers to the amount of data you can afford to lose—for example, the last hour—and RTO refers to the maximum time it can take to restore operations. Defining these allows you to design a backup plan based on what your business actually needs, not on assumptions.
How often is a disaster recovery plan tested?
We recommend periodic recovery tests—typically every quarter—to confirm that the plan works when it's actually needed, not just on paper.
How will I be notified if something goes wrong at 3 a.m.?
Grafana dashboards send automatic alerts via WhatsApp, email, or Slack as soon as an anomaly is detected, without relying on someone to manually monitor a dashboard.
What makes a backup immutable, and why does that matter when it comes to ransomware?
An immutable backup cannot be modified or deleted during a specified period, not even by an attacker with compromised administrative credentials, ensuring that you always have a clean copy to restore.
Is your most recent successful backup also the most recent one you've tried to restore?
Let's talk about your business continuity—no strings attached.








