Uncertain Backup Status
A configured backup does not necessarily mean every critical file, device, or server is protected as intended. Without ongoing oversight, gaps may remain unnoticed until data is needed.
Data backup and recovery services help protect your organization from hardware failure, accidental deletion, cyber incidents, and other disruptions. Strive manages computer and server backups, off-site data protection, and recovery planning around the way your organization operates. You gain a clearer, more dependable path to restoring essential information when something goes wrong.
We manage backups as an ongoing responsibility, not a one-time setup.

We help protect essential information across supported computers, hard drives, domains, and servers. Backup coverage is aligned with your environment so critical data is less likely to be overlooked.

Data can be stored on dissimilar systems off site, reducing dependence on the same hardware or location. This separation supports a more resilient recovery approach.

We consider how systems and information should be restored before an incident creates urgency. Clear priorities help reduce confusion and support more informed decisions during recovery.

Our team explains backup and recovery issues without burying your staff in technical jargon. When help is needed, we focus on clear communication, respectful support, and practical next steps.
Strive Technology Consulting provides Apple IT support for organizations that depend on Mac computers to get work done. We troubleshoot user issues, manage technology needs, and help address recurring problems before they create more disruption. Our friendly team explains technical matters clearly while supporting both local and distributed employees.
Strive provides business continuity services for organizations across Boulder, Denver, Fort Collins, and Colorado’s Front Range. We help identify essential systems, protect critical data, and establish practical recovery priorities before a disruption occurs. When something goes wrong, your team has a clearer path toward restoring operations and reducing avoidable downtime.
Strive Technology Consulting provides cloud solutions that help employees access the systems, files, and tools they need wherever they work. We plan cloud environments around your workflows, security needs, devices, and continuity priorities instead of forcing your organization into a standard template. You get clear guidance and ongoing support from a team that explains technology without unnecessary jargon.
We provide backup services for supported computers, hard drives, business data, domains, and servers. The appropriate scope depends on your systems, workflows, and recovery priorities. We review the environment to identify what should be protected and where coverage may need improvement.
Off-site backup is available as part of Strive’s data protection approach. Copies can be stored on a dissimilar server away from the original systems, reducing exposure to a single local incident. The specific design depends on your environment and business requirements.
Recovery time depends on the amount of data, the affected systems, connectivity, and the nature of the incident. We avoid promising a universal restoration time without first understanding those factors. Recovery planning establishes priorities so the most important systems and information can be addressed first.
We review backup coverage within the broader context of your technology environment and operating needs. StriveInspect uses a proprietary 391-point inspection process to identify technology gaps and support ongoing accountability. Backup recommendations are then addressed as part of a practical, documented plan rather than a one-time sales assessment.
We can help organizations evaluate backup and recovery practices in the context of HIPAA, PCI, FTC, and other applicable security requirements. Our role is to help implement appropriate technical practices and documentation, not to guarantee compliance. Requirements vary, so recommendations are based on the organization’s environment and obligations.
Yes, we can support distributed employees and organizations without a central headquarters. We account for remote devices, access needs, and the logistical challenges of managing technology across locations and time zones. This helps organizations build a more consistent approach to protecting data wherever employees work.