Backup and Disaster Recovery

Protecting data and business continuity

Data loss isn’t just inconvenient - it can be catastrophic for a business. Research in January 2026 reported more than 90% of organisations that experience prolonged data loss (lasting 10 days or more) go bankrupt within a year.

Data loss and system outages can stop a business in its tracks. Reliable backup and recovery isn’t optional - it is essential. EPX delivers backup and disaster recovery services designed to protect critical data and minimise downtime.

What backup and recovery looks like

Our approach includes:

• Secure, monitored backups
• Regular testing and validation
• Clear recovery processes
• Planning for worst-case scenarios

This ensures data can be restored quickly and confidently, helping leadership teams protect operations, customer commitments and business reputation during an incident.

Confidence when it matters most

When an incident occurs, uncertainty often creates more disruption than the incident itself. We ensure leadership teams know what protection is in place, who is accountable, and what information they will receive to support decisions if systems or data are affected.

This preparation allows leaders to act calmly and confidently, communicate clearly with stakeholders, and focus on business continuity rather than chasing information.

Built around business priorities

EPX works with leadership teams to define and document backup strategies based on the systems, data and services most critical to operations, ensuring priorities are clear, agreed and available for leadership and board-level review.

Is this right for your business?

This service is a good fit if:

• A data breach, ransomware incident or system failure would significantly disrupt operations, revenue or customer commitments
• You’re unsure whether backups would restore the right systems and data quickly enough in a real incident
• Backup responsibilities, recovery priorities or ownership are unclear at leadership level
• You need confidence that data protection and recovery plans would stand up to scrutiny from customers, insurers or regulators