Disaster Recovery Services London

Your trusted partner in backup and disaster recovery, powered by Datto and Acronis, with instant virtualisation and 24/7 support.

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<1hr Average response time
CE+ Cyber Essentials
500+ Clients supported
from £25 per user / month
About this service

Disaster Recovery and Backup Services in London

Speedster IT provides reliable, secure and efficient disaster recovery and backup solutions tailored to London businesses. We partner with Datto and Acronis, global leaders in business continuity and disaster recovery (BCDR), for direct-to-cloud backups, ransomware protection and instant virtualisation that minimises downtime during recovery.

We also offer endpoint protection and MFA Solutions for Business, adding an extra layer of protection to your systems and data.

£25pcmStarting price
24/7Support & monitoring
GDPRCompliant
HourlyAutomatic backups
Instant virtualisation, minimal downtime

With Datto's instant virtualisation technology and Acronis' backup solutions, we can restore your systems in minutes, not days.

24/7 Helpdesk coverage
20+ Years experience
CE+ Cyber Essentials
500+ Users supported
What We Cover

Key Features of Our Disaster Recovery & Backup Services

Comprehensive protection, from ransomware to hardware failure.

Automatic Hourly Backups

Acronis-powered backups keep your information always up to date.

Fast Recovery Times

Datto's instant virtualisation and cloud-based recovery restore your systems in minutes.

Comprehensive Threat Protection

From ransomware attacks to hardware failures, covering every angle.

Exchange Online Archiving

Secure, compliant email archiving and retrieval, integrated with Microsoft 365.

24/7 Support & Monitoring

Our team monitors your systems around the clock and resolves issues proactively.

GDPR-Compliant Recovery

Every service is aligned with GDPR, so your data is handled securely and responsibly.

Why Choose Us

Why Disaster Recovery Services London Matter

Downtime leads to financial loss, reputational damage and operational disruption. Our services help eliminate that risk.

Industry-Leading Partners

Datto and Acronis technology, backed by Speedster IT's expertise.

Scalable for Any Business

From startups to large enterprises, solutions that grow with you.

Local London Presence

Always just a call away, with 20+ years supporting London businesses.

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Frequently asked questions

Backup is a copy of your data. Disaster recovery (DR) is a complete plan and infrastructure for restoring your entire IT environment — servers, applications, and connectivity — after a major incident such as ransomware, flood, or hardware failure. DR defines your Recovery Time Objective (RTO) and Recovery Point Objective (RPO) so you know exactly how long recovery takes and how much data you can afford to lose.

RTO (Recovery Time Objective) is how long your systems can be down before it causes unacceptable business damage. RPO (Recovery Point Objective) is how much data you can afford to lose, expressed as time — e.g., 1 hour means you can recover to within 1 hour of a failure. These targets drive the design and cost of your DR solution.

Cloud DR replicates your servers and data continuously to a cloud environment (such as Azure or AWS). If your primary infrastructure fails, virtual machines in the cloud spin up automatically, users connect to them, and business continues. Recovery can take minutes rather than days compared to restoring from tape or physical hardware replacement.

DR plans should be tested at minimum annually — most best-practice frameworks recommend twice a year. A test involves actually failing over to the recovery environment and verifying all critical systems work as expected. Without testing, many organisations discover failures only during a real incident.

Cloud-based DRaaS for a small business with 5–10 servers typically costs £300–£1,500 per month, depending on the amount of data being replicated and the target RTO. This is significantly cheaper than maintaining a physical DR site, and far less costly than the average ransomware recovery bill of over £50,000.