Backup Monitoring
Backup status, failures and exceptions are actively monitored rather than assumed.
Backup, Recovery & Continuity
Backup is important. Recoverability is the goal.
Paradigm builds recovery around the business: how quickly critical systems need to return, how much recent data can be lost, which dependencies must come back first and how recovery will be verified before an emergency forces the question.
Texas roots. Multi-state reach.Based in Texas with offices in Amarillo and Dalhart, serving organizations across Texas, Oklahoma, New Mexico, Kansas, Colorado, Arkansas, Louisiana, and California.
What Paradigm Manages
Practical ownership across the environment.
Managed backup and disaster recovery services with monitoring, replication, screenshot verification, restore planning, RTO and RPO guidance, and recovery validation.
Replication
Cloud or secondary-copy replication can add resilience beyond a single local backup target.
Recovery Verification
Screenshot and recovery validation provide evidence beyond a successful backup-job status.
RTO Planning
Recovery Time Objectives define how quickly a critical service needs to return.
RPO Planning
Recovery Point Objectives define how much recent data loss the business can tolerate.
Restore & Continuity Planning
Critical systems, dependencies, priorities and restore paths are documented before a real outage or security event.
How We Fit
Managed or co-managed. The responsibility is clear.
Paradigm can own the function end to end or take a defined part of the workload from an internal IT team.
Common Questions
What businesses usually want to know.
What is the difference between backup and disaster recovery?
Backup protects data and systems. Disaster recovery is the broader plan for restoring critical services, dependencies and operations after a serious outage or security event.
What are RTO and RPO?
RTO is how quickly a service needs to be restored. RPO is how much recent data the business can afford to lose.
How do you verify backups?
Verification can include monitoring, replication checks and recovery or screenshot validation depending on the protected system and service design.
Can Paradigm manage backup for an internal IT department?
Yes. Backup management is a common co-managed service because it is repetitive, critical and benefits from independent monitoring and escalation.
Related services
Need this handled — or need more capacity?
Tell us what is creating pressure today. We can scope a complete managed service or add focused support to the IT team you already have.