Hakobi

Backup & Disaster Recovery in Sabah

Last reviewed: 31 August 2026

Backup and disaster recovery covers automated, versioned backup plus a tested recovery plan — the difference between a lost server being an inconvenience and it being a lost week.

The problem

Backup is one of the most commonly assumed-but-unverified parts of a business’s IT setup. Jobs silently fail, retention policies don’t match actual recovery needs, and the first real test of a backup system is often the incident itself — the worst possible time to discover it doesn’t work.

What’s included

  • Automated backup scheduling and monitoring
  • Versioned, offsite (or cloud) backup storage
  • Recovery point and recovery time planning
  • Periodic restore testing
  • Monthly backup status reporting

How we deliver

Backup design starts with classifying what actually needs protecting and how fast it needs to come back, then building a schedule and retention policy around that — not a generic nightly-backup default applied everywhere.

Who this is for

Any business running line-of-business applications or client data on local servers, particularly where a data loss event would have legal or client-confidentiality consequences.

What it costs

Pricing depends on data volume, retention needs and recovery-time requirements, so it’s confirmed after we understand what actually needs protecting. Request a quote and we’ll scope it from there.

Technology we use

Frequently asked questions

How is this different from just copying files to an external drive?

Automated, versioned, offsite backup with a tested recovery process — a manual copy has no version history, no offsite protection, and no verified restore path.

How often are backups tested?

Testing cadence depends on your subscribed plan, verified monthly or quarterly using the built-in tools in your backup platform (typically Veeam or Synology). Each test includes both an integrity check and a full restoration test — not just confirming the backup job completed — and results are documented in a backup report sent to you.

What's your recovery time in an actual incident?

Recovery time depends on data volume and infrastructure — discussed and set as part of the disaster recovery plan for each client.

Do you support cloud-native backup as well as on-prem?

Yes. See our Insights comparison of Synology, Veeam and cloud-native backup for how we choose between them.

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