Protect Your Data. Recover Faster. Keep Working
RedCube designs, manages and tests reliable backup and disaster recovery solutions for small and mid-sized businesses—so one mistake or outage does not become a business-ending event
A backup is valuable only when your business can restore from it
Files can disappear because of ransomware, accidental deletion, hardware failure, software errors or a compromised account. Even when a backup exists, recovery can fail if the data was incomplete, the backup was never tested or the copy is exposed to the same incident.
RedCube builds backup and disaster recovery around the way your company actually works. We identify critical systems, define recovery priorities, protect backup copies and document what should happen when normal operations stop.
Monitored backups
Tested restores
Local IT support
-Common Data-Loss Risks-
Recovery problems rarely arrive at a convenient time
The biggest risk is often not the original incident—it is discovering too late that the recovery plan has gaps
01
Ransomware reaches the backups
Backup copies connected to the same systems or accounts may be encrypted, changed or deleted during an attack.
02
A person deletes critical information
Files, email or cloud data may be removed accidentally—or intentionally—without a usable independent recovery copy.
03
Hardware or services fail
A server, storage device, internet connection or third-party service can interrupt access to systems the business needs.
04
The restore was never tested
Green status lights do not prove that every required file, application and dependency can be restored successfully.
-What We Offer-
Backup and recovery services built around your business
Start with a focused backup assessment or engage RedCube for implementation, monitoring, recovery testing and ongoing support.
Backup Assessment & Recovery Planning
Identify critical systems, current protection gaps, recovery priorities, responsible people and realistic recovery objectives.
Server & Workstation Backup
Protect business servers, virtual machines, desktops and laptops with schedules appropriate to the data and device.
Microsoft 365 & Cloud Data Backup
Add recovery options for business email, OneDrive, SharePoint, Teams and supported cloud applications where needed.
Backup Internet & Wi‑Fi Continuity
When your primary internet connection goes down, a secondary internet connection helps keep your Wi‑Fi and essential systems online.
Monitoring & Restore Testing
Review backup alerts, investigate failed jobs and test selected recovery procedures according to the agreed service plan.
Disaster Recovery & Business Continuity
Document recovery steps, system dependencies, communication responsibilities and priorities for restoring operations.
-Why RedCube-
Recovery planning connected to the IT you use every day
Business-first priorities
We begin with the systems and information that keep your team, customers and revenue moving.
Monitoring plus testing
Backup alerts and scheduled restore tests provide more confidence than assuming a completed job is recoverable.
One team for recovery
RedCube understands your networks, devices, Microsoft 365, servers and security—not just the backup product.
Local, responsive support
Work with an accessible IT partner serving businesses across Delaware, Pennsylvania and New Jersey.
-Backup & Disaster Recovery FAQ-
Questions business owners ask us
What is the difference between backup and disaster recovery?
Backup creates protected copies of data. Disaster recovery defines how systems, data and business operations will be restored after an outage, cyberattack, equipment failure or other disruption. A complete recovery plan needs both.
Does Microsoft 365 need a separate backup?
Microsoft 365 includes retention and recovery features, but they may not meet every organization’s recovery, retention or compliance needs. RedCube can assess those requirements and implement an independent backup solution when appropriate.
How quickly can my business recover after a disaster?
Recovery time depends on the affected systems, data volume, infrastructure, connectivity and selected solution. RedCube helps define realistic recovery time objectives, documents priorities and tests the recovery process.
How often should business data be backed up?
Backup frequency should reflect how much recent work your business can afford to lose. RedCube helps define this recovery point objective and configures backup schedules around the importance and rate of change of each system.
Where should backups be stored?
A resilient strategy normally avoids relying on one device, one location or one administrator account. The appropriate mix may include local, offsite, cloud and logically isolated or immutable copies.
How do I know my backups will actually work?
Backup jobs should be monitored and restore procedures should be tested. RedCube reviews alerts, investigates failed jobs and performs scheduled recovery testing according to the agreed service plan.
Know what your business can restore—and how long it may take
We can begin by reviewing your current backups, critical systems and biggest recovery concerns.