Your Business Data Is One Outage Away From Gone
60% of small businesses that lose critical data shut down within 6 months. Bellator protects your files, systems, and customer records with encrypted, offsite backups and rapid recovery.
Within 6 months of a major data loss event
For small and mid-size businesses (IBM 2024)
Without a managed backup solution in place
Our target recovery time objective for critical systems
Complete Data Protection — Not Just Backup
We protect your data at every layer: at rest, in transit, and in recovery.
Encrypted Offsite Backup
AES-256 encrypted copies stored in geographically redundant data centers. Your backup survives any local disaster.
Ransomware-Proof Recovery
Immutable backup snapshots that ransomware cannot encrypt or delete. Recover clean data even mid-attack.
Rapid Restore
Full system, file-level, and bare-metal recovery options. Get back online in hours, not weeks.
Backup Monitoring & Testing
We verify your backups actually work — automatically testing restores and alerting if backups fail.
How We Protect Your Data
A proven 3-step framework for backup, monitoring, and recovery.
Assess & Classify
We inventory all your data assets — files, databases, email, cloud storage — and classify by sensitivity and recovery priority.
Protect & Replicate
Encrypted backup agents deployed on all endpoints and servers. Real-time replication to offsite vaults with immutable snapshots.
Test & Recover
Scheduled restore tests confirm your backups are valid. If disaster strikes, we execute your recovery plan within hours.
Data Protection FAQs
We configure backup frequency based on your business needs — typically hourly for critical systems, daily for standard workstations. Backup schedules are fully customizable.
Not with immutable backups. Our offsite vault uses write-once storage — once a backup is written, it cannot be modified or deleted, even by ransomware or a compromised admin account.
Backup stores copies of your data. Disaster recovery (DR) is the plan and process for restoring operations after an incident — it includes backups, recovery procedures, system rebuilds, and testing. We deliver both.
Yes. Microsoft does not back up your mailboxes or OneDrive files — that's your responsibility under the shared responsibility model. We add a dedicated backup layer over Microsoft 365, Google Workspace, and other SaaS tools.
See whether the service fits
Know what is protected, who responds, and what work stays with your team
Start with the outcome and scope. A good fit is clear about who it is for, what is covered, how implementation works, and what happens when the service detects a problem.
- Clear fit and scope
- Named response ownership
- A workable implementation
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Choose the outcome
Decide whether the immediate goal is visibility, compliance, prevention, recovery, or ongoing response.
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Confirm fit and exclusions
Review users, devices, systems, support, responsibilities, and anything not covered.
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Plan the rollout
Set the implementation steps, decision owners, success checks, and ongoing review.
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