AN Backup

A backup you never tested isn't a backup, it's a hope

Enterprise-grade managed backup and disaster recovery plan

AN Backup designs, implements, and operates your backup strategy: automatic copies, off-site storage, immutable retention against ransomware, and — most importantly — tested restores, not just backups that "run every night" with no one knowing if they work.

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Immutable Retention Cloud / Off-site

The challenges of a backup nobody tested

Ransomware, a failed disk, a "delete" that wasn't meant for that folder, a server that shuts down and never comes back. It's not a question of "if" but "when":

Backups that "run every night" with no one knowing if they work
No off-site copy — a fire or theft destroys backup and original together
No immutable retention: ransomware with admin credentials can also encrypt the copies
No one defined RPO/RTO — no idea how much data could be lost or how long recovery takes
Restores never tested until it's already a real emergency

Backup managed as a strategy, not an end-of-day task

AN Backup designs, implements, and operates your backup strategy: automatic copies, off-site storage, immutable retention, and — most importantly — tested restores.

Pillars of AN Backup

3-2-1 Strategy Design

We define what gets backed up, how often, and where, following the 3-2-1 standard: at least three copies, on two different media, with one copy off-site — with RPO/RTO defined by each system's criticality. Without this, "having backup" doesn't mean much.

Immutable Retention Against Ransomware

We configure immutable repositories (hardened repository / object lock): not even an attacker with administrator credentials can delete or encrypt the copies during the retention period, with encryption of data in transit and at rest.

Tested Restores, Not Just Backups That "Run"

A backup that was never restored is a risk disguised as peace of mind. We run periodic restore tests (sandbox / automatic verification) to confirm that, when the time comes, you'll be able to recover — with a success/failure report for every job.

Continuous Monitoring and Alerts

If a backup job fails at 2am, we don't find out at month's end — we act the same day, with a monthly backup compliance report.

Who is AN Backup for?

Companies with their own servers

Physical or virtualized (VMware, Hyper-V): your critical information needs a serious backup.

Companies worried about ransomware

The immutable copy is, today, the last real line of defense when everything else fails.

Companies that "believe" they have backup

But never tested it. We'll confirm it — before it becomes an emergency.

Companies with regulatory requirements

Documented retention and recovery as part of your business continuity policies.