Tegium™ By introduction

tegō

verb · Latin tegere, tēxī, tēctum
  1. to cover; to shelter
  2. to protect, to keep safe
  3. to conceal; to keep a secret

We engineer continuity.

Custody

Content-addressed, deduplicated copies of what must not be lost, encrypted before they leave the host. We never hold the key.

Recovery

Point-in-time restoration of files, mailboxes, databases and whole systems. Objectives are measured in minutes, rehearsed on a schedule, and written into the engagement.

Continuity

Architecture and stewardship for systems that keep working when their parts do not. Object storage, immutable retention, isolated credentials, no single operator.

Practised with our own instrument, Tegium Backup™.