Managed backups scoped for security and compliance.
Reduce ransomware downtime with managed backup planning tied to recovery objectives.
Avoid overspending by defining backup scope before storage and retention are selected.
Support audits with backup reporting aligned to HIPAA, NIST, CMMC, and GLBA needs.
Protect sensitive data with encryption, access controls, and monitored backup workflows.
Strengthen response readiness with guidance from a 24/7 U.S.-based SOC capability.
Practical guidance, rapid communication, and security operations built for regulated teams.
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Managed recovery planning and protection
Backup scope determines what is protected, how often it is backed up, and which systems fall inside your compliance boundary. Cyber Security Solutions helps map users, devices, applications, and sensitive data locations before configuring a backup program.
This reduces unnecessary storage costs, avoids missed systems, and gives leadership a clear view of what is included, what is excluded, and what may require a paid add-on.
Backup data can contain CUI, patient records, tax files, privileged legal documents, or client financial information. CSS designs backup workflows with security controls such as encryption, role-based access, identity management, and login auditing where applicable.
The objective is not just storing a copy. It is limiting who can reach backup data, supporting confidentiality obligations, and reducing exposure during ransomware or account compromise events.
Recovery planning defines what happens after data loss, ransomware, accidental deletion, or system failure. CSS helps align backup frequency, retention, and recovery expectations with your operational needs so recovery decisions are not made for the first time during an incident.
For regulated teams, this planning can also support incident response, business continuity, and documentation needs tied to frameworks like HIPAA, NIST 800-171, and GLBA.
Backup reporting helps prove that your program is operating as intended. CSS can align backup visibility with compliance dashboard and reporting practices so leadership, IT, and compliance stakeholders can review status without sorting through disconnected tools.
This supports evidence collection, internal reviews, and readiness conversations by showing what is protected, where issues exist, and which remediation steps need attention.
Backups are only useful if they can support a real recovery event. CSS can help validate recovery processes through practical review, documentation, and coordination with your broader managed security program, including incident response and SOC workflows where applicable.
This gives your team more confidence that backup processes are not just configured, but understood, documented, and ready to support operations under pressure.
BaaS should strengthen your environment without creating friction with existing IT support. CSS can work alongside your current provider to define responsibilities, coordinate access, and keep backup scope aligned to your security and compliance goals.
This cooperative model helps avoid duplicated effort, hidden gaps, and unnecessary tool sprawl while giving your organization a clearer path to recovery readiness.
Backup-as-a-Service should do more than copy files. For regulated organizations, backups need defined scope, controlled access, encryption, retention planning, and recovery documentation that can support security and compliance expectations.
Cyber Security Solutions approaches BaaS as part of an end-to-end cybersecurity and compliance framework. That means backup planning can align with CMMC, NIST 800-171, HIPAA Security Rule requirements such as 45 CFR 164.308(a)(8), IRS Pub 4557, GLBA, and other obligations depending on your environment.
You get a practical path to recovery readiness without unnecessary rip-and-replace pressure.
A strong backup program starts with knowing what must be protected, how fast it must be recovered, and which systems are actually in scope. CSS helps define those requirements before implementation so your investment matches your risk and compliance boundary.
BaaS works best when it supports the way your organization already operates. Cyber Security Solutions can coordinate with your incumbent IT provider in good faith, helping close backup and recovery gaps without creating unnecessary disruption.
For defense contractors, healthcare practices, law firms, accounting firms, dental practices, and financial advisors, the goal is practical readiness: know what is backed up, know who can access it, know how recovery works, and maintain documentation that supports your broader cybersecurity program.
The result is a managed backup strategy that fits daily operations and compliance expectations.
Get a scoped backup plan that supports security, recovery, and compliance.
Backup-as-a-Service (BaaS) delivers secure, managed backups tailored to your compliance needs. You receive scope-driven backup planning, encryption for sensitive data, controlled access, retention policies aligned to your regulatory obligations, and recovery documentation to support audits. The service includes reporting for frameworks like HIPAA 45 CFR 164.308(a)(8), CMMC, NIST 800-171, and GLBA, all supported by a 24/7 U.S.-based SOC capability.
BaaS is designed to align with your compliance frameworks and operational recovery needs. You benefit from:
The backup process begins with a comprehensive scoping session to identify what data, systems, and users must be protected. Your backup plan is customized to match your compliance boundary, including mapping CUI data flows and defining asset categories. After scope is defined, solutions are implemented with ongoing monitoring, documented recovery procedures, and support for both internal IT teams and third-party providers if needed.
Pricing is based on what is actually in scope: user and device counts, data volumes, and compliance requirements. You can estimate your monthly investment upfront using a published pricing calculator. Most organizations can move from scoping to implementation within 90 to 180 days, depending on their current security posture and specific regulatory needs.
This backup service is built around end-to-end cybersecurity and compliance, not just file storage. You receive a unified platform with compliance-driven scoping, tailored reporting, integration with your existing IT provider, and direct support from security experts who understand frameworks like CMMC, HIPAA, and NIST. Unlike generic providers, you only pay for what is truly in scope, and you get hands-on guidance to ensure your backups support both operational resilience and audit readiness.