Step 1
Schedule a Consultation
Assess your current backup and recovery readiness.
Data Backup & Disaster Recovery
Many IT-MSPs offer data backup and recovery, but only top tier providers offer full disaster recovery plans.
Complimentary Consultation
Hardware failures, cyberattacks, severe weather, and unexpected outages can bring business operations to a halt with little warning. Many small to mid-sized businesses do not realize how difficult or expensive recovery can be until critical files, systems, or applications are suddenly unavailable. Since 1998, ComSolutions has helped Louisiana businesses prepare for the unexpected with disaster recovery planning designed to protect critical data, reduce downtime, and restore operations as quickly as possible.
At ComSolutions, we know that you want to be a prepared business leader who protects what you’ve built and keeps your company ready for the unexpected. In order to do that, you need an IT partner who makes sure your business can recover quickly when the unexpected happens.
The problem is having backups doesn’t mean you have a proven plan to get your business running again after a disaster, which makes you feel uneasy because you don’t really know if your business could recover when it matters most. We believe you shouldn’t have to wait for a disaster to find out whether your recovery plan actually works.
We understand how stressful it is to wonder whether your business could keep operating after a major disruption, which is why we have been protecting businesses since 1998 with 24/7/365 monitoring designed to catch threats, outages, and backup failures before they become business disasters.
Step 1
Assess your current backup and recovery readiness.
Step 2
Build a Disaster Recovery plan around the systems your business can’t afford to lose.
Step 3
Test and maintain your plan so you’re ready when the unexpected happens.
Stop wondering whether your business will survive the next cyberattack, outage, or major disruption. Instead, have confidence that your business is prepared, your recovery plan has been tested, and you know what happens next when disaster strikes.
When a server fails, ransomware hits, or an unexpected disaster takes systems offline, every minute matters. A disaster recovery plan gives your business a clear path to restore operations as quickly as possible.
Some businesses cannot afford to wait for a failed system to be repaired or restored. Failover systems provide a backup environment that can take over right away when a primary system goes down, helping prevent downtime and keep essential operations running.
Without a plan in place, it can be difficult to know what should be restored first. A well-designed disaster recovery plan helps us prioritize your most critical systems, so that restoring less important systems does not delay getting essential operations back online.
Downtime can mean lost productivity, missed sales, delayed work, and frustrated customers. A Disaster Recovery Plan helps limit how long your business is disrupted and how much that disruption costs.
Some IT providers sell backup services without regularly verifying that those backups can actually be restored. We test and monitor your backups so that you can have greater confidence that your data will be there when you need it most.
Dedicated Regional Support Footprint
With physical engineering centers and local technicians in Louisiana, Arizona, New Jersey, and Florida, we deliver the response times of a local company backed by national overflow capacity.
Active On-Site & Remote Dispatch
Our headquarters and full local team serve Greater New Orleans, the Northshore, and Southeast Louisiana with responsive on-site and remote Data Backup & Disaster Recovery.
Active On-Site & Remote Dispatch
Our Phoenix office supports businesses throughout the metropolitan area with local technicians backed by our complete multi-state engineering team.
Active On-Site & Remote Dispatch
Our Saddle Brook office provides responsive on-site and remote Data Backup & Disaster Recovery across northern New Jersey with additional engineering capacity when needed.
Active On-Site & Remote Dispatch
Our Tampa office supports businesses throughout the Gulf Coast region with responsive local service and access to our nationwide overflow team.
Real feedback from business leaders who depend on secure, reliable technology.
ComSolutions makes us feel like a top priority even though we know they serve many clients. Their response time is exceptional, their support is efficient, and their team is personable and collaborative. They don’t just fix tech issues; they look out for our bottom line. They even renegotiated our Internet contract and saved us $425 a month. This kind of dedication and customer service is rare. If you want a truly responsive IT partner who puts your needs first, I highly recommend ComSolutions.
ComSolutions is by far the best tech support firm we’ve ever worked with. Their response time is unmatched—they’re quick to diagnose and resolve any IT issue. What really sets them apart is their communication. We’re never left guessing about what’s happening or how long it’ll take. Even through hurricanes and surprise snowstorms, they stay on top of everything and deliver fast, efficient support.
Since bringing on ComSolutions, our day-to-day IT issues have virtually disappeared. We can now focus on executing our mission without constant interruptions or needing IT support at every turn. They have a strong grasp of the full A-to-Z process and designed a smooth, hassle-free experience by anticipating and addressing common stumbling blocks before they cause problems.
Common Questions
A backup is a copy of your data that can be used to restore lost or damaged files. Disaster recovery goes further by creating a plan for restoring the systems, applications, data, and technology your business needs to operate after a major disruption. Having backups is an important part of disaster recovery, but backups alone are not a complete recovery plan.
It is different from one system to the next. A system that processes transactions or changes important records throughout the day may need much more frequent backups than something more static like a knowledge base. A good disaster recovery plan establishes an appropriate backup schedule based on your actual needs.
Backups can be one of your most important recovery tools after a ransomware attack, but they must also be protected from the attack itself. Some ransomware attempts to locate, encrypt, or delete accessible backups. For this reason, backup strategies may include isolated, offline, or otherwise protected copies that attackers cannot easily reach.
The only way to have confidence in a backup is to verify and test it. A backup system may report that a job completed successfully without proving that the data or systems can be fully restored. Regular recovery testing helps identify problems before an emergency occurs. ComSolutions recommends regularly testing both the availability and integrity of backups.
Without a disaster recovery plan, recovery can take anywhere from hours to weeks while your IT team determines what failed, what needs to be restored, and whether usable backups are available. With a tested disaster recovery plan, those decisions are already made, which can significantly reduce downtime. For critical systems, failover solutions can reduce disruption even further by allowing a backup system to take over while the primary system is repaired or restored.
A disaster recovery plan should identify your important systems and data, failover processes, where backups are stored, who is responsible for recovery, and the order in which systems should be restored. It should also account for specific situations such as hardware failure, ransomware, data corruption, power outages, and other events that could interrupt normal operations.