Backups exist for one moment: the recovery. Noiz builds off-site backup and disaster recovery on BareOS, then tests that restores actually work — so a failed disk, a bad deploy, or a ransomware event becomes an inconvenience instead of an outage.

What it is

A managed backup pipeline that runs without the client touching it. Data is copied off-site on a defined schedule, encrypted in transit and at rest, and held under a retention policy the client chooses. PGP is supported for an additional layer the client controls.

Service is tiered by:

  • Protected capacity — how much data is under backup.
  • Retention — how far back recovery points reach.
  • Frequency — how often new restore points are taken.

Who it’s for

  • Hosting clients who want their account state covered automatically.
  • Organisations with a broader estate — servers, databases, application data across multiple machines — that need a single, accountable backup posture.

What’s included

  • BareOS-based backup, managed and monitored by Noiz.
  • Encryption by default, with optional PGP.
  • Scheduled off-site copies and policy-driven retention.
  • Restore testing and documented recovery procedures.
  • Account-level backups on hosting plans, or dedicated Backup-as-a-Service for larger estates.

Mail is not covered here by default — mailbox backup is provided through the Email Security add-on.

Why Noiz

Open standards, no proprietary lock-in: the data stays portable and the client retains ownership. Tiers are flat monthly management, scoped to the estate. SLA-backed recovery means the restore is a commitment, not a hope.

Frequently asked

Does Noiz test that backups actually restore, or just confirm they ran?
Noiz performs restore testing and maintains documented recovery procedures, so a backup is verified to recover rather than merely confirmed to have run. SLA-backed recovery means the restore is a commitment the client can rely on.
How is backup data protected from ransomware and unauthorised access?
Data is copied off-site, encrypted in transit and at rest by default, with optional PGP that the client controls for an additional layer. Because copies are off-site on a defined schedule, a ransomware event on the live estate becomes an inconvenience rather than an outage.
Are mailboxes covered by this backup service?
Mail is not covered here by default; mailbox backup is provided through the Email Security add-on, while this service protects servers, databases and application data. Tiers are flat monthly management ex-VAT, set by protected capacity, retention and frequency, and scoped to the estate — get in touch.

Talk to Noiz.

Hand the infrastructure over, or just ask a question — Noiz takes it from there.