Layered resilience
Local, offsite, and protected copies reduce dependency on a single environment.
Why losing data cannot be an option
Data protection, continuity and recovery for environments exposed to failures, unavailability and digital threats.
Local, offsite, and protected copies reduce dependency on a single environment.
Execution, integrity, retention, capacity and replication fall into the same operational routine.
Files, databases, virtual machines, applications, and complete environments can follow different strategies.
Kopio organizes protection, retention, replication and recovery in a continuity-oriented architecture.
Environments, security controls, and recovery routines are organized as a single continuity strategy.
The scope follows the diversity of infrastructure and applications.
Complementary controls reduce exposure and protect repositories.
Protection is only complete when the recovery process is known.

Secure copies help reduce the risk of unauthorized deletion or alteration.
The scope can range from an isolated file to rebuilding entire environments.
Failures, capacity, retention, and state of repositories are visible to the team.
Backup and Disaster Recovery become part of the same resilience strategy.
Protection implemented within the organization's technological environment.
Repository in a separate location to reduce concentrated physical risks.
Protection infrastructure made available as a recurring service.
Contingency environment sized for recovery objectives.
RPO, RTO, retention, testing and operation must be defined in the project and contract.
Clear information to guide the next technical conversation.
It organizes three copies of data, across two types of media, with an offsite copy, an offline or immutable copy, and verification processes that look for zero unhandled errors.
The scope may include physical and virtual servers, workstations, databases, applications, Microsoft 365, cloud, virtual machines, containers and corporate files.
No. Immutability adds a relevant layer of protection, but it must be part of a broader identity, access, isolation, monitoring and response strategy.
Talk to our team about your context, requirements, and preferred engagement model.