Disaster Recovery as a Service

Reliable Disaster Recovery for Utah Businesses

A backup is only useful when your business can restore it quickly and continue operating. Fibernet provides DRaaS Utah businesses can rely on to protect critical systems, reduce downtime, and recover from ransomware, hardware failure, accidental deletion, or a major outage.

Our fully managed service combines secure cloud backup, off-site replication, recovery testing, monitoring, and disaster recovery planning. Your team receives a clear recovery strategy backed by experienced Utah engineers and resilient data center infrastructure.

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Problem / Solution

Downtime Can Affect More Than Your Technology

Problem

Modern businesses depend on servers, applications, cloud platforms, databases, and Microsoft 365 to serve customers and complete everyday work.

When one of these systems becomes unavailable, the impact can spread quickly. Employees may lose access to files and applications. Customer service can slow down. Orders, payments, appointments, and internal communication may be interrupted.

Many organizations assume that having a backup means they are prepared. However, a backup file alone does not guarantee that systems can be restored within an acceptable time.

Backups may be incomplete, corrupted, outdated, or stored in a location that is affected by the same incident. Recovery instructions may also be unclear, leaving the IT team to decide what to restore first during an emergency.

Fibernet's Solution

Fibernet provides disaster recovery as a service Utah organizations can use to protect both their data and their ability to operate.

We manage the complete backup and recovery lifecycle, including policy configuration, backup monitoring, secure storage, off-site replication, recovery testing, and disaster recovery orchestration.

Instead of leaving your team with a collection of backup tools, we develop a recovery plan around your business priorities. Critical systems are identified, recovery objectives are established, and restoration procedures are tested before an actual disruption occurs.

Fibernet’s managed backup services can cover physical servers, VMware and Hyper-V virtual machines, Windows and Linux workloads, and Microsoft 365 environments.

How It Works

Disaster Recovery in Three Steps

Assess

We begin by reviewing your infrastructure, applications, data, current backup processes, and business continuity requirements. Our team identifies which systems are most important, how much downtime your organization can tolerate, and how much recent data it can afford to lose. This information helps establish your Recovery Time Objective and Recovery Point Objective. These targets guide the design of your backup schedule, replication strategy, storage requirements, and recovery process.

Protect

Once the plan is approved, we configure backup policies and secure recovery storage around your environment. Depending on your requirements, this may include local backup, off-site replication, immutable cloud storage, virtual machine protection, server snapshots, Microsoft 365 backup, and retention policies. We also monitor backup activity and investigate failures so problems do not remain hidden until your organization needs to restore data.

Recover

When a disruption occurs, Fibernet helps activate the recovery plan. Our engineers work with your team to identify the affected systems, contain the issue, and restore services in the appropriate order. Regular recovery testing helps verify that protected data is usable and that the recovery process reflects your current environment.

Key Features

Protection Built for Real Business Disruptions

Managed Cloud Backup

Cloud backup moves protected copies of your data away from the systems and locations used for daily operations. Fibernet provides cloud backup Utah businesses can use for servers, virtual machines, files, applications, and Microsoft 365 data. Backup schedules and retention periods are designed around your operational and compliance needs. Our team manages monitoring, alerts, storage, and recovery support so your employees are not left maintaining the backup platform alone.

Immutable Ransomware Protection

Ransomware can encrypt production systems and attempt to damage connected backups. Fibernet uses Rubrik backup and recovery technology that supports immutable backups, zero-trust security principles, encryption, and role-based access controls. Immutable backup data cannot be easily altered or encrypted by an attacker who compromises the production environment. This creates a protected recovery point that can help your organization restore clean data after an attack.

Off-Site Replication

Keeping every backup in the same office as your production equipment creates unnecessary risk. A power failure, fire, flood, equipment theft, or network incident could affect the original systems and their backups at the same time. Fibernet can replicate data to its Utah infrastructure, between Utah and California data center environments, or to compatible cloud backup services. Private connections may also be used when security, performance, or data volume requires a dedicated approach.

Recovery Testing and Validation

A successful backup report does not prove that your entire system can be restored. Recovery testing helps confirm that protected data is available, applications can be brought online, and recovery procedures still match your infrastructure. Fibernet performs recovery testing and validation as part of its managed backup lifecycle. The results can help identify missing data, outdated configurations, or unrealistic recovery expectations before they create a problem during a real incident.

Microsoft 365 Protection

Microsoft 365 gives businesses reliable cloud applications, but organizations are still responsible for protecting their own accounts and information. Employee mistakes, malicious deletion, compromised accounts, and retention limitations can all result in lost email, files, or collaboration data. Fibernet can protect Microsoft 365 workloads as part of a broader backup and disaster recovery plan. This provides another recovery option for important information stored in Microsoft cloud services.

Disaster Recovery Orchestration

Restoring business operations often requires more than retrieving a few files. Servers, databases, applications, networks, and authentication services may need to return in a specific sequence. Bringing systems online in the wrong order can delay recovery or create additional errors. Disaster recovery orchestration documents and coordinates these steps. It gives your technical team a clear process to follow and reduces the number of decisions that must be made under pressure.

Real Results

Utah Businesses Trust Fibernet to Keep Them Running

Common Questions

Everything You Need to Know Before You Commit

What Is DRaaS?

Disaster Recovery as a Service is a managed solution that protects systems and data and provides a structured process for restoring them after an outage or cyber incident. The service may include backup, replication, cloud recovery resources, monitoring, testing, documentation, and technical recovery assistance.

How Is DRaaS Different From Cloud Backup?

Cloud backup stores protected copies of files, applications, or systems in an off-site environment. DRaaS includes backup but goes further by planning how complete systems will be restored, which services should return first, and how the organization will continue operating during a disruption.

What Do RTO and RPO Mean?

Recovery Time Objective is the target amount of time allowed to restore a system after an outage. Recovery Point Objective defines how much recent data the business can afford to lose. For example, a shorter RPO requires more frequent backups or replication.

Can Fibernet Protect Virtual Machines?

Yes. Fibernet’s managed service can protect VMware and Hyper-V virtual machines, along with physical servers and other workloads.

Does DRaaS Protect Against Ransomware?

DRaaS cannot prevent every ransomware incident, but it can provide protected recovery points and a tested restoration process. Immutable backups, access controls, monitoring, off-site storage, and recovery testing can make it much harder for an attacker to destroy every usable copy of your data.

How Often Should Disaster Recovery Be Tested?

Testing frequency depends on the importance of your systems, the rate of infrastructure change, and your compliance requirements. Business-critical environments should be tested regularly and after significant changes to applications, servers, networks, or recovery procedures.

Can Fibernet Work With Our Internal IT Team?

Yes. Fibernet can manage the backup and recovery platform while your internal team retains control of applications, business priorities, and recovery decisions.

Be Ready Before the Next Disruption

Do not wait until an outage to discover that your backups are incomplete or your recovery plan is outdated. Fibernet provides DRaaS Utah organizations can use to protect critical data, restore systems, and return to normal operations with greater confidence.

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A Recovery Plan Built Around Your Business

Every organization has different recovery requirements.

A healthcare practice may need rapid access to patient systems. A financial company may prioritize transactional data. A SaaS provider may need customer-facing applications restored before internal services. A professional services firm may depend heavily on Microsoft 365 and shared files.

Fibernet designs the recovery environment around your actual systems and priorities. Your plan can account for physical servers, virtual infrastructure, cloud workloads, business applications, storage, and remote employees. It can also be adjusted as your organization adds locations, changes software, or moves workloads between on-premises and cloud environments.

Supported by Utah Data Center Infrastructure

Fibernet’s disaster recovery services are supported by its Utah data center infrastructure. The facility provides redundant power, backup generation, cooling, network connectivity, and technical support for businesses that cannot afford extended outages. Fibernet can also connect backup and recovery services with colocation, cloud hosting, block storage, cybersecurity, and managed IT support. Keeping recovery infrastructure in Utah can provide local organizations with nearby technical support and practical access when physical assistance is required.

A Local Team Managing the Entire Backup Lifecycle

Fibernet does more than sell storage capacity. Our engineers manage backup policies, monitor results, test recoveries, help investigate failures, and support your organization during disruptive events. This ongoing management is especially valuable for businesses that do not have a dedicated backup or business continuity specialist. Your internal IT team can remain involved in planning and recovery decisions while Fibernet handles the daily operational work required to keep the service ready.