Device Protection, Backup & Recovery

Protect every device, back up every system, and recover fast when something goes wrong

Three layers of CyberDefense for every business

IP Solutions' CyberDefense approach starts with three layers every business needs. Device protection secures each computer and server with EDR (Endpoint Detection and Response) and endpoint protection monitored by a Security Operations Center (SOC), so threats are caught and contained, not just logged. Backup and recovery keeps copies of your data off-site, including full system images that let us restore an entire server, not just individual files. Proactive protection means we watch for problems before they become outages: reviewing error logs, applying updates, tracking intermittent issues, and hardening systems against known attacks. Behind all three is recovery strategy consulting. We work with you to decide which systems matter most, how quickly each must be back online, and then test that plan, so recovery is proven before you ever need it.

Device Protection

EDR on workstations and servers
Endpoint protection with SOC monitoring
SIEM log collection and alerting
Virus, spam, and intrusion protection

Backup & Recovery

Off-site data backup
Off-site system imaging
Backup monitoring and restore testing
Disaster preparedness planning

Proactive Protection

Error log review and resolution
Timely upgrades and updates
Tracking intermittent problems
Periodic penetration testing

What does recovery look like in practice?

"A few years back, I had a power surge that went through my protection and turned off server. As a result, my server was lost and I could not work. IP Solutions was able to get a temp server going within a day and had me up and running like new in a couple more days and no data missing!"

George M., Mighion DDS, an IP Solutions client for 18+ years

Frequently Asked Questions

What is EDR, and is it better than antivirus?

EDR (Endpoint Detection and Response) continuously monitors computers and servers for suspicious behavior, not just known virus signatures. It can isolate an infected device and roll back malicious changes. Paired with a SOC (Security Operations Center) that watches the alerts, EDR stops attacks that traditional antivirus misses.

What is the difference between a backup and a disaster recovery plan?

A backup is a copy of your data. A disaster recovery plan is the tested procedure for getting your business running again: which systems come back first, where they run, and how long it takes. IP Solutions provides both, including off-site imaging, so an entire server can be restored, not just individual files.

How do we know our backups will actually work?

Only by testing restores. IP Solutions monitors backup jobs, investigates failures, and performs restore tests as part of our recovery strategy consulting, so recovery has been proven before you need it.

Not sure your backups would survive a real disaster? Ask IP Solutions for a recovery review.