Data Protection & Business Continuity
Protection that is actually tested: backups proven to restore, staff who recognise a phishing email, and weaknesses found before someone else finds them.
Every layer designed, installed and supported by us.
Most breaches at small and mid-sized organisations do not begin with a sophisticated technical attack. They begin with an email somebody opened. And most data-loss incidents do not happen because there was no backup — they happen because the backup was never tested, and turned out to be incomplete, corrupted, or silently broken for months.
We approach security from that practical angle: a layered backup setup with restores genuinely tested on a schedule, a continuity plan spelling out exactly what happens and who does what when systems stop, and staff trained to spot fraud attempts through realistic exercises rather than theoretical lectures.
Security is not a product bought once; it is a condition maintained. So everything we build is designed to be measurable and reviewable: backup success reports, actual restore-test results, and phishing exercise outcomes — numbers you can track monthly rather than a vague sense that it is probably fine.
What we deliver
Tested backup & recovery
A layered backup plan (on-site and off-site) with scheduled live restore tests proving your data comes back before you actually need it to.
Business continuity plan
A practical document identifying critical systems, acceptable downtime, tolerable data loss, and the recovery steps with an owner against each one.
Ransomware resilience
Immutable backups that cannot be altered or deleted, separated access privileges, and monitoring for sudden bulk file changes — the layers that decide whether ransomware is an incident or a catastrophe.
Phishing awareness training
Practical workshops in Arabic and English plus simulated phishing campaigns that measure how your team actually responds and identify who needs more support — without blame.
Security patch management
Operating system and application updates tracked and applied on a regular schedule, because most breaches exploit a flaw that already had a patch nobody installed.
Hardening existing systems
Server, network and permission configurations reviewed, unnecessary access removed, and needlessly exposed ports and services closed.
Incident response
Support when something happens: contain the damage, establish what was actually affected, restore from a clean copy, and document it so it does not recur.
How we work
- 1
Assess
Inventory critical systems and data and identify what genuinely threatens your operations — not just a list of alerts.
- 2
Prioritise
A plan that fixes the most dangerous things first within your budget, instead of attempting everything and finishing nothing.
- 3
Implement
Backup built, systems hardened, staff trained, and every change documented.
- 4
Measure & review
Scheduled restore tests, phishing exercises and half-yearly review, because protection decays as systems and staff change.
Serving clients across
We provide backup & business continuity services to organisations across all regions of saudi arabia, through on-site visits and remote technical support.
Frequently asked questions
How do I know my backups actually work?
By restoring from them, not by looking at a screen that says "successful". We run scheduled restore tests: files and whole systems recovered into an isolated environment and verified. That test is the only thing separating a real backup from the illusion of one.
Does staff training genuinely make a difference?
Yes, and it has one of the strongest returns for its cost. Most breaches start with human error, and repeated simulated phishing campaigns measurably reduce click rates over time. We treat it as measurement and improvement, never as a test designed to embarrass anyone.
How often should restores be tested?
Monthly for critical systems, quarterly for the rest, and a full test after any significant change. A backup that has not been tested in a year is not a backup — it is an assumption.
What should we do in the first hour if we suspect a breach?
Isolate the suspected machine from the network but do not switch it off, delete nothing, and pause automatic backups temporarily so clean copies are not overwritten with infected ones. Then call us. Those three steps often determine how bad the final damage is.
We are a small business — are we even a target?
Most attacks are not aimed at anyone specific. They are automated, sweeping for any exposed system or weak password. Small organisations get hit often precisely because they are the least protected, and the impact is harder because they have less capacity to absorb it.
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