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Stall 06 / Spare copies

The copy you have never tested is a story you tell yourself.

Nine lines covering the machines on the floor, the servers behind them, the cloud tenants holding your mail and files, the books, the directory, and a scheduled restore that proves any of it comes back. Copies are the last honest control, because they still work after everything else has failed.

N-able CoveDropsuiteScheduled restore testing
9 lines / machines, tenants, books / restores proven
Cards on this board9
Stocked byN-able Cove, with Dropsuite alongside
Weighed byMachine, user, company, or tenant
TestingSold as its own line

Cloud services keep your data available, not backed up

No misunderstanding costs a small business more than this one. The design goal behind Microsoft 365 and behind Google Workspace is that mail and files remain reachable and durable. Handing back what a departing employee deleted eleven months ago is not that goal, and the retention window shuts in both. Accounting is no different: QuickBooks Online owes you nothing when an import goes badly wrong.

So the tenant lines here are not decoration. They cover mail, files, sites, chat content, contacts, calendars, the ledger, and the directory configuration that is easy to forget about until the day you have to rebuild it from memory.

Available is not the same as recoverable, and the gap between them is a very bad week.

Machines, and then proof

With hardware, choose by what you would need handed back. File history covers a workstation where the documents count for something and the machine does not. Take the whole image where the answer must be that machine, set up that way, trading by opening time. Servers and hypervisor guests want the database aware cards, since a database copied carelessly is not a copy anybody can use.

Restore verification is the card people leave out and regret leaving out. Recovery runs to a timetable and produces a dated record that it worked. Insurers ask for that record, auditors accept it, and you get to stop wondering.

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Cards and rates

Rates below are weighed straight off the billing scales the moment this page opens. Lift anything down and it waits in the basket until you are ready.

Fortify-CDP-FFWeighed and priced

Working File History

The version from yesterday, kept for four weeks

File and folder history on a Windows machine. It is the inexpensive answer to somebody saving the new price list over the old one twenty minutes before closing.

  • Four weeks of versions to walk back through.
  • Runs quietly, moving what changed rather than the whole disk each night.
  • Managed from the middle, so nobody on the floor has to remember it.
Trades onN-able Cove
GuardsDocuments and folders on one Windows workstation
Banked forFour weeks of file versions to step back through
Settled byFortify 24x7 engineers minding the jobs and the failures
Weighed byWindows workstation, charged monthly
Weighing per Windows workstation
weighed monthly, paid ahead
QTY
Fortify-CDP-WKSTNWeighed and priced

Workstation Image Backup

The whole machine, ready to return in one piece

A whole image of a workstation, for the morning when what you need back is the machine itself, working, rather than one folder lifted off it.

  • Windows, macOS, and Linux workstations all covered.
  • Recovery onto bare replacement hardware.
  • Storage pooled at five hundred gigabytes, in the price.
Trades onN-able Cove
GuardsWhole workstations, operating system included
Banked forCopies kept off the machine, with 500GB of pooled storage
Settled byA Fortify 24x7 engineer sits with you through the restore
Weighed byWorkstation, charged monthly
Weighing per workstation
weighed monthly, paid ahead
QTY
Fortify-CDP-SRVRWeighed and priced

Physical Server Backup

The box in the back, databases and all

Complete cover for the physical machine running stock, accounts, or the shop system, with the databases on it treated as databases rather than as awkward files.

  • Windows and Linux servers taken in one piece.
  • Aware of databases, so a copy comes back consistent and not merely fresh.
  • Pooled storage of two thousand gigabytes, included.
Trades onN-able Cove
GuardsPhysical servers, and the databases riding on them
Banked forCopies kept off site, 2000GB pooled
Settled byA Fortify 24x7 engineer runs the restore with you
Weighed byPhysical server, charged monthly
Weighing per physical server
weighed monthly, paid ahead
QTY
Fortify-CDP-VMWeighed and priced

Virtual Server Image Backup

The guest, not the hypervisor underneath it

The same complete cover aimed at a virtual server. Counting is per guest, since the guest is the thing anybody ever asks to have handed back.

  • Windows and Linux guests on whichever hypervisor you already run.
  • Aware of databases on the guests that carry your trading data.
  • Two thousand gigabytes of pooled space, included.
Trades onN-able Cove
GuardsVirtual servers, and the databases living inside them
Banked forCopies held away from the host, 2000GB pooled
Settled byA Fortify 24x7 engineer drives the restore alongside you
Weighed byVirtual server, charged monthly
Weighing per virtual server
weighed monthly, paid ahead
QTY
Fortify-CDP-M365Weighed and priced

Microsoft 365 Protection

A second copy of the Microsoft tenant, kept elsewhere

Microsoft keeps your mail reachable. Once an item is deleted and the window has closed, Microsoft is under no duty to hand it back. This line keeps a copy that is.

  • Exchange, SharePoint, OneDrive, and Teams on a single line.
  • Recover one message, or recover an entire site.
  • A terabyte of pooled storage per licensed user.
Trades onN-able Cove, aimed at Microsoft 365
GuardsMail, files, sites, and whatever Teams is holding in your tenant
Banked forCopies kept outside the tenant, 1TB pooled per licensed user
Settled byFortify 24x7 engineers, alongside you on the restore
Weighed byLicensed user, charged monthly
Weighing per licensed user
weighed monthly, paid ahead
QTY
Fortify-CDP-GWSWeighed and priced

Google Workspace Protection

The Workspace tenant, copied out and kept elsewhere

The identical argument aimed at Google. Drives, mail, calendars, contacts, and tasks lifted out, with restores that put things back where the person expects to find them.

  • Mail and drive content copied on a schedule nobody has to remember.
  • Contacts, calendars, and tasks in the deal, not quietly excluded from it.
  • Restore one item, or restore a whole account.
Trades onDropsuite for Google Workspace
GuardsDrives, mail, calendars, contacts, and tasks inside your tenant
Banked forCopies kept outside the Workspace tenant
Settled byFortify 24x7 engineers handling the recovery for you
Weighed byLicensed user, charged monthly
Weighing per licensed user
weighed monthly, paid ahead
QTY
Fortify-CDP-QBOWeighed and priced

QuickBooks Online Protection

Constant copies of the books, restorable in one click

Copies taken constantly of one QuickBooks Online company. A bad import is a bookkeeping catastrophe long before anybody thinks to call it a security problem.

  • Copies taken as you work, rather than once in the small hours.
  • A single click returns the company file to the state it was in.
  • Charged by the company, since that is how a set of books gets kept.
Trades onDropsuite for QuickBooks Online
GuardsLedger, customers, suppliers, and transactions in one company
Banked forConstant copies kept outside QuickBooks Online
Settled byFortify 24x7 engineers helping put the ledger back
Weighed byCompany file, charged monthly
Weighing per company file
weighed monthly, paid ahead
QTY
Fortify-CDP-EntraWeighed and priced

Entra ID Configuration Backup

The directory settings kept, so no rebuild is guesswork

Copies of how Entra ID is configured: the groups, the roles, the policies. Assembling that lot again from memory after a careless change costs a week nobody has going spare.

  • Roles, groups, users, and policy settings, all of it taken.
  • Kept with no retention limit hanging over any of it.
  • Changes monitored, so you hear about a move rather than discover it.
Trades onDropsuite for Entra ID
GuardsHow the directory is configured, who is in which group, and policy
Banked forUnlimited retention, with change monitoring on top
Settled byFortify 24x7 engineers helping rebuild the directory
Weighed byTenant, charged monthly
Weighing per tenant
weighed monthly, paid ahead
QTY
Fortify-CDP-ContinuityWeighed and priced

Restore Verification

Recovery run to a timetable, with dated evidence

An untested copy is an article of faith and nothing more. This card performs the recovery to a timetable and produces evidence that it worked, which is precisely what an insurer or an auditor wants handed across.

  • Restores happen to a timetable rather than during somebody worst morning.
  • A dated record of every recovery that succeeded.
  • A failure becomes a slip while there is still time to do something.
Trades onN-able Cove, running recovery tests
GuardsWhichever protected systems you put forward for testing
Banked forDated proof of each successful restore, kept for your own records
Settled byFortify 24x7 engineers, chasing every test that failed
Weighed byProtected system, charged monthly
Weighing per protected system
weighed monthly, paid ahead
QTY
Honest scope

Where this board stops

Nothing else on this site is as comforting as a backup, which is precisely why the limits below deserve reading.

  • Backup is not an archive. Retention follows whichever card you bought. Where a rule obliges you to hold records for seven years, mention it at scoping and we build for that instead of assuming it.
  • A restore lasts as long as it lasts. A large image returns at whatever speed your connection and your hardware permit. You get a realistic figure beforehand. Nobody will pretend it is instant.
  • We copy what you nominate. A share nobody mentioned, a machine that never enrolled, and a system a supplier hosts for you all sit outside the copies unless they were put in scope.
  • A copy is not an audit trail. Backups tell you what a system looked like. They do not tell you who changed it or why. That is the floor watch board and the customer ledger board.
  • PCI DSS obligations stay with you and your acquirer. Copies support technical controls you may be asked about. They do not deliver PCI compliance or certification, and we are not a Qualified Security Assessor.
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