Backups, with restores we actually test
Your files and machines are backed up on a schedule, and the backups are restored on a schedule too — a backup nobody has restored is a hope, not a backup.
We keep a small business's computers, backups, and security working — most of it done remotely and on a schedule, so problems get caught before they become a bad morning.
Monitoring, patching and backups run to a written schedule. Anything that needs a person is arranged with you.
Each one with what it covers and where it stops.
Your files and machines are backed up on a schedule, and the backups are restored on a schedule too — a backup nobody has restored is a hope, not a backup.
We watch the things that fail quietly — disks filling, services stopping, certificates expiring — and tell you when something needs a decision.
Operating systems and applications are kept current on a schedule, with a record of what changed.
We look for the problems that are findable without a scanner — configuration that has drifted from an agreed baseline, and accounts that can still reach more than they should — and give you the list with the fixes ranked.
When something has already stopped working, we get onto it remotely and fix it, or tell you what needs to be replaced.
Your setup is written down — what you have, how it is configured, and what to do when something breaks — so you are never dependent on someone's memory, including ours.
One computer, one immediate problem? Remote Windows repair is available as a scoped pilot, quoted before work begins. See what we can help with and request a quote
Routine work runs on automation and AI-assisted tooling: monitoring, patching, backups, restore testing and reporting. That tooling follows a schedule written down in advance, and the judgment and the responsibility stay with us. You will always know which parts of your service are automated, and you can switch it off at any time. Ask, and it stops.
We tell you this up front, in writing, and we will show you what runs against your systems. A client should never find out about automated access by discovering it, and you can switch it off at any time. When you do, it stops.
Alongside the services work, PrairieStack builds its own products. Some are live today; others are being built or researched in the open.
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