Security and backups

Your data, protected as if it were ours.

Perfect security does not exist — be wary of anyone who promises it. What does exist: serious layers of protection, backups that can actually be restored, and a team that reacts quickly. Here is what we do, concretely.

Backups: our insurance policy, and yours.

Daily and automatic

Every night, your files, databases and email are backed up — with no action from you and no surcharge.

Encrypted and off-site

Backup copies are encrypted before transfer and the storage provider does not hold our decryption keys.

Up to six months of history

Retention: 7 daily, 4 weekly, 6 monthly. A problem discovered weeks later remains fixable.

For the curious: backups are done with restic (encryption before transfer, deduplication), to off-site object storage. Restorations are tested periodically under a documented internal procedure — not improvised at 3 a.m.

Security, in layers.

On the network

  • Firewall on every machine, ports reduced to the strict minimum
  • Automatic blocking of repeated intrusion attempts
  • TLS encryption (Let's Encrypt) on all sites, renewed automatically
  • DNSSEC on the DNS zones we manage

On access

  • Administrative access by keys only, never by simple password
  • Multi-factor authentication on sensitive interfaces
  • Isolation of client accounts from each other
  • Logging of administrative access

What we do not sell: “2 Tbps DDoS protection” or “military-grade security” — unverifiable figures you read elsewhere. In the event of a major attack beyond standard protections, our SLA honestly describes what applies.

Questions about backups.

How often is my site backed up?

Every night. We keep 7 daily, 4 weekly and 6 monthly backups: you can go back up to six months.

Where are backups stored?

Off-site, with a storage provider located in the United States. Backup copies are encrypted before transfer and the storage provider does not hold our decryption keys.

How do I request a restoration?

An email or a call is enough. Tell us what to restore (a file, a database, the full site) and which date to go back to; we handle the rest and verify the result with you.

Are restorations really tested?

Yes, periodically, under a documented internal procedure — on real data. That does not mean every backup of every client is restored individually; it is regular validation of the process so it works when we need it.

Talk to someone who actually knows the infrastructure.

A question before you decide? Email or call us — a human in Quebec answers.