Be ready for all types of disasters

No matter what type of disaster you’re facing, Cove offers flexibility and reliability to help you save the day. Our cloud-first architecture stores your backups offsite by default, out of the reach of ransomware on your network.

One backup, many recovery options

Standby image

Bare-metal recovery

Recover just what you need

Appliance-free local recovery

Automated recovery testing

Better RPOs and RTOs

Get a head start on recovery with a standby image

For the most demanding recovery-time objectives, proactively set up a standby image and automatically send every backup to it to reduce your recovery time when it matters most.

Respond with bare-metal or virtual recovery

When disaster strikes, Cove helps you recover a full device to a virtual machine or to new hardware—the choice is yours.

Meet stringent RPOs

Cove can perform automated backups as often as every 15 minutes to support demanding recovery point objectives and minimize data loss.

Appliance-free local recovery

With Cove’s LocalSpeedVault, you can recover files or full systems from a local storage device of your choice or directly from the N‑able cloud.

Save time with automated recovery testing

For one low monthly fee, Cove will automatically test your backups and provide reports that validate recoverability.

What are customers have to say

This DR solution allows me to sleep at night knowing that I not only have file level protection but also full image level protection should something happen to my server.

Our old backup system failed us and we were forced to rebuild our domain. Our new solution is not only doing all the things our old software was doing but it is also testing the results on a regular basis to ensure we have good images.

We were doing simple file level backups before we were introduced to this Disaster recovery solution. Our server is getting old and know wing we can spin the server up locally should something go wrong, or even in the cloud should something really bad happen, lets me sleep at night.

Frequently Asked Questions

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