Protect your information and keep operating.
F.Y.I. helps small and midsize businesses protect important business information and prepare sensibly for technology interruptions.
What this service actually does.
- Backup jobs running for years with nobody reviewing them
- Cloud file sync mistaken for a complete backup
- Important information held only on individual devices
- No written idea of what the business does during an interruption
- Coverage that grew around old systems and never got revisited
- Recovery expectations that have never been discussed out loud
- Step 1Review
We examine what is protected today and what is quietly not.
- Step 2Prioritize
We identify the information and systems the business cannot work without.
- Step 3Strengthen
We help you select and put appropriate protection in place.
- Step 4Plan
We work through how the organization operates during an interruption.
Protection and recovery belong in the same conversation.
Where your files live shapes how they are protected.
Ongoing management so protection does not drift.
Continuity decisions made at a leadership level.
Straight answers.
What is the difference between backup, recovery, and continuity?+
Backup is keeping recoverable copies of your information. Recovery is the process of putting it back. Continuity is how your organization keeps operating while that happens, including people, access, and communication. They are related but they are not the same work.
Do you guarantee that our data can be recovered?+
No, and no honest provider should. What we can do is help you choose appropriate solutions, review whether they are working as intended, and improve your position so recovery is far more likely and far less painful.
Is our cloud file storage already a backup?+
Often not in the way businesses assume. Sync keeps a current copy available. It does not always keep enough history to recover from a mistake, a deletion, or an incident discovered days later.
Can you review the backup solution we already have?+
Yes. Reviewing an existing setup is one of the most useful places to start. Many businesses have something in place and simply do not know what it covers or whether it is still running.
What should a continuity plan cover beyond data?+
Who makes decisions, how staff communicate if normal systems are unavailable, which functions have to keep running, and what your business can reasonably do without for a period of time.
Do you monitor backups on an ongoing basis?+
Where ongoing monitoring and management are part of your service arrangement with us, yes. Where they are not, we help you establish who is responsible for checking.
Ready to talk to a partner who gets it?
Technology shouldn't be stressful.
That's where F.Y.I. comes in.
Tell us what is getting in the way, and we will help identify the right next step.
