Backup as a Service (BaaS):
Immutable Cloud Backups
Modern ransomware targets your local backups first. Secure your critical data with immutable, air-gapped cloud storage. We source and negotiate BaaS solutions across top providers at zero cost to your organization.
Why Local Backups Are No Longer Enough
The days of relying solely on a local NAS drive or on-premise backup server are over. Modern ransomware strains are specifically engineered to locate, encrypt, and destroy your local backup repositories before they even trigger an alert on your primary network.
To survive a breach, your organization requires immutable and air-gapped cloud backups. This ensures that even if a bad actor compromises your network with administrative credentials, they physically cannot alter or delete your off-site data.
As an agnostic technology broker, Alamo Telecom evaluates your entire data footprint—from on-premise servers to Microsoft 365 environments. We negotiate with enterprise BaaS providers to engineer a heavily encrypted, compliance-ready backup strategy that guarantees your data is always recoverable.
Air-Gapped & Immutable Protection
Immutability means your data cannot be altered, encrypted, or deleted by anyone—not even a rogue employee with administrative access. We source BaaS providers that utilize strict WORM (Write Once, Read Many) object locking, creating a true air-gap between your production network and your recovery data.
- Zero-Trust Architecture Compatibility
- AES-256 Encryption at Rest & in Transit
- Insider Threat & Accidental Deletion Protection
Microsoft 365 & Workspace Backups
Microsoft and Google operate on a “Shared Responsibility Model”—meaning they guarantee the infrastructure stays online, but protecting the actual data (emails, SharePoint files, Teams chats) is your responsibility. We procure automated cloud-to-cloud backup solutions to protect your SaaS environments from malicious deletion and corruption.
- Microsoft 365 & Google Workspace Protection
- Remote Laptop & Endpoint Backups
- Granular Email & File Level Restoration
What We Source for Your Backup Strategy
Workload Coverage
- VMware & Hyper-V Virtual Machines
- Physical Bare-Metal Servers
- Microsoft 365 / Google Workspace
- Remote Worker Endpoints (Laptops)
- Public Cloud Instances (AWS/Azure)
Data Protection Features
- Object Lock Immutability (WORM)
- Air-Gapped Cloud Repositories
- Automated Ransomware Scanning
- End-to-End Encryption (AES-256)
- Deduplication & Compression
Security & Compliance
- SOC2 Type II Certified Facilities
- HIPAA & HITECH Compliant Solutions
- PCI-DSS Ready Storage
- Granular Role-Based Access (RBAC)
- Multi-Factor Authentication (MFA)
Frequently Asked BaaS Questions
What is the difference between BaaS and DRaaS?
Backup as a Service (BaaS) secures and retains a copy of your data so you can restore files or entire servers after a loss. Disaster Recovery as a Service (DRaaS) takes this a step further by providing the actual standby compute resources (CPU/RAM) necessary to spin up and run those servers instantly in the cloud during a catastrophe.
Doesn’t Microsoft 365 already backup my emails and files?
No. Microsoft operates under a Shared Responsibility Model. They ensure the platform is highly available, but you own the data. If a user maliciously deletes a SharePoint directory or a ransomware strain encrypts your OneDrive, Microsoft does not provide native tools to roll that data back after the 30-day recycle bin window closes.
What does an “immutable” backup mean?
Immutability means the data is written in a WORM (Write Once, Read Many) format. Once the backup is saved to the cloud repository, it cannot be modified, encrypted by ransomware, or deleted for a set retention period—even by a systems administrator or a hacker who has compromised your network.
How is BaaS priced?
Providers generally use two pricing models: per user/endpoint (common for SaaS backups like Microsoft 365) or per Terabyte (TB) of storage consumed (common for server and VM backups). Our job as your broker is to analyze your data footprint and negotiate the most cost-effective model for your specific usage.
Stop Leaving Your Data Exposed to Ransomware.
Consult with a senior cloud architect today. We will audit your backup strategy, uncover compliance gaps, and negotiate a robust BaaS solution across top providers at zero cost to your firm.