Automated backups and a documented recovery plan, built in before the first outage — not assembled in a panic after the database disappears.
Platforms, observability, and deployment practices that keep delivery reproducible.
Six disciplines, one production standard.
Backups that run on a defined schedule without a human remembering to trigger them.
Backup copies encrypted at rest, stored away from the primary system — not sitting next to what they're supposed to protect.
A defined path to a working backup system when the primary one goes down — not a scramble to figure it out live.
Recovery time and recovery point objectives set as actual numbers — "how fast" and "how much data loss is acceptable," agreed in advance.
A plan for the people and process side too — who does what, in what order, when systems are down.
Backups that get actually restored and checked on a schedule — a backup nobody's tested is just an assumption.
Every Nordix product sits on managed infrastructure with automated, encrypted backups by default — the same baseline we'd set up for you, not a premium add-on we upsell later.
If the answer is "never," that's worth a conversation before it's worth a crisis.