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Back-up & Disaster Recovery

Data is one of the most critical business assets. Loss of data or prolonged unavailability often has direct financial, operational, and reputational impact.

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Backup and Disaster Recovery (DR) tools are therefore not optional extras, but a fundamental part of any IT architecture. 


Tricore helps organizations develop reliable, scalable, and thoughtful strategies to protect data and recover quickly when needed.

More than a copy of data

A good backup strategy goes beyond making copies.


Tricore always looks at the big picture. Based on that, we design solutions that are technically feasible and operationally meaningful.



Which data is critical



How quickly must that data be available again



What data loss is acceptable



What are realistic scenarios in incidents



Protection of
on-premise environments

For on-premise infrastructures, Tricore builds robust backup solutions that take into account performance, reliability, and recoverability.

Our approach includes among other things:

  • Consistent backups of virtual and physical environments
  • Fast recovery options in case of incidents
  • Use of snapshots where it makes sense
  • Minimal impact on production environments



Geographical distribution
with offsite backups

A backup that is located at the same site as the production environment offers insufficient protection. Offsite backup solutions store data securely outside the primary environment.

Our approach includes:

  • Storage in a separate backup environment
  • Clear separation between production and backup
  • Extra geographical distribution via a second location
  • Protection against large-scale incidents such as fire, power outages, or ransomware

Protection of
cloud data and SaaS environments

Data in cloud platforms is also not automatically protected against loss, errors, or malicious actions.

Our approach includes:

  • email
  • files and document libraries
  • collaboration data
  • user data within cloud applications
  • Possibility of infinite retention
  • The right to be forgotten (GDPR)

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One strategy, multiple technologies

Every environment is different.

That is why Tricore does not work with one fixed solution, but with a combination of technologies and methods, tailored to:


  • infrastructure type
  • criticality of the data
  • budget and complexity
  • growth expectations


The goal is always the same: maximum coverage with a clear, understandable strategy.

Being prepared for the unexpected​

Disaster Recovery goes beyond just backup.

It is about being back operational quickly and in a controlled manner after a serious incident.


Tricore thinks along about:

Recovery procedures and priorities
Dependencies between systems
Achievable recovery times
Test scenarios and evaluation

Disaster Recovery thus becomes a conscious part of the IT strategy, not something that is only considered when it is too late.

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Who is this approach intended for?

Backup and Disaster Recovery today require a structured approach that goes beyond technical configuration. By starting from criticality, recovery times and realistic scenarios, IT managers receive a solution that not only works but also effectively meets the needs of the organization.

With a combination of on-premise, offsite and cloud backups, clear separation of data and integrated recovery procedures, a strategy emerges that remains reliable and manageable. IT teams know exactly what is protected, how recovery proceeds and what impact incidents have, allowing them to act more quickly and in a controlled manner when necessary.

A strong backup and disaster recovery strategy minimizes the impact of incidents and protects the continuity of the organization. By thinking ahead about what is critical and how quickly systems need to be operational again, risks become manageable instead of unpredictable.

This approach ensures that data loss, downtime, and operational standstill are kept to a minimum, even in severe incidents such as cyberattacks or infrastructure problems. The result is peace of mind and the assurance that the organization can continue to function, even when the unexpected occurs.


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Do you want to know if your current backup and DR strategy provides sufficient protection?

Contact us for an in-depth analysis


headshot of managing director Robin

Do you want to know if your current backup and DR strategy provides sufficient protection?

Contact us for an in-depth analysis