Why backup & disaster recovery matters now
Businesses across Snohomish County face the same pressure: operate reliably, protect data, and prove controls to customers, auditors, and insurers. Backup & Disaster Recovery is not a nice-to-have—it is how you reduce downtime, limit breach impact, and answer hard questions with evidence.
K.E.T. Networks delivers backup & disaster recovery as part of an integrated MSSP program. Operational work and security discipline share one team, so recommendations match what is actually running in your environment—not a slide deck from a disconnected vendor.
We start with discovery: your stack, obligations, and priorities. Then we implement with named owners, documented runbooks, and reporting rhythms leadership can plan around.
What we deliver
Our backup & disaster recovery engagement includes assessment of current state, gap identification against industry benchmarks and your compliance drivers, and a phased implementation plan with clear milestones.
Day-to-day delivery follows ITIL-informed practices: change control, monitoring, escalation paths, and post-incident review. Tools are selected for fit—we are vendor-neutral and will extend platforms you already own when they deliver value.
Integration with managed IT, cybersecurity, and compliance scanning means improvements show up in your unified evidence trail—not an isolated project folder.
Local expertise, enterprise standards
From Lake Stevens to Seattle, we support onsite and remote delivery. Local engineers understand regional business realities—seasonal workforce changes, multi-site operations, and lean IT teams common in Pacific Northwest SMBs and mid-market firms.
We meet enterprise standards for documentation, security, and response without enterprise bureaucracy. Escalations reach engineers who know your environment by name.
Measurable outcomes
Clients measure success through reduced incidents, faster resolution, cleaner audit findings, and confidence at cyber insurance renewal. We align metrics to those outcomes during onboarding.
Quarterly reviews adjust scope as you grow—new locations, acquisitions, framework changes, or platform migrations—so your program stays matched to your business.
