Frequently Asked Questions About Business Continuity
What's the difference between a backup and a business continuity plan?
A backup is just a copy of your data. A business continuity plan covers the full picture — how quickly you can restore operations, which systems come back online first, and how your team keeps working during the recovery process, not just whether the data exists somewhere.
Where is our data actually stored?
Your data is stored redundantly in three places: the cloud, a local network-attached storage (NAS) device, and an offsite data center strategically located away from the Houston area — so a regional event like a flood or power outage can't take out all your copies at once.
How quickly could we recover from a ransomware attack or server failure?
Recovery time depends on your specific systems and plan, but our continuity strategies are built and tested in advance specifically to avoid the alternative of extended downtime or paying a ransom. We'll walk you through your exact recovery timeline as part of your continuity plan.

