Managed recovery · backup, disaster recovery and migration
If your IT goes down, how quickly can your business carry on?
Immutec runs your backups and prepares the recovery of your critical systems. With tested recovery plans, your data kept in the UAE and engineers who carry out the recovery when it is needed.
ISO 27001:2022 certifiedYour backups stay in a UAE data centre
Every night your servers, VMs and Microsoft 365 data go to our data centre. Each recovery point is locked. Nobody can change or delete it, not even with stolen admin rights. Production down? We start your systems from a clean recovery point in our data centre. When your own environment is ready, we sync the changes back and switch over.
- Since 2019we have not lost a customer’s data.
- Every working dayour engineers restore data for a customer.
- 30,000+ usersat one education customer are in our Microsoft 365 backup.
- Every weekwe boot every protected system from its latest restore point and test that it answers.
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Why Immutec
Software gives you a tool. We give you the result.
With a backup tool or a SaaS service you buy a product. The work and the risk stay with you. With us, you buy the outcome.
ImmutecFrom practice
A customer’s web servers and database failed. They kept running from our data centre.
Situation
The web servers and the database at a customer’s site failed.
Approach
We started them in our data centre on their own addresses, so nothing had to be re-routed.
Result
Serving again within minutes. When the customer’s environment was ready, we synchronised the changes back.

Recovery is where it goes wrong.
Most organisations in the UAE have backups. The question is how fast they work again.
cyber attacks a day detected in the UAE in spring 2026, up from about 200,000.
Khaleej Times, 1 April 2026of UAE ransomware victims were working again within a week. 23% needed one to six months.
Sophos, State of Ransomware in the UAE 2026of a public cloud region in the UAE went offline at the start of March 2026. A copy in another location is what keeps you running.
DatacenterDynamics, March 2026What customers say
What changes when recovery is no longer your job.

“Under our IT duty of care, my business partner and I are accountable as directors if something goes wrong with a backup. I would rather place that with a party that gets it one hundred percent right.”

“We no longer have to deal with time-consuming backup management.”

“Simplicity, ease of use and maximum security. No risk of data loss in a hack.”

What we protect
One platform protects all your data, wherever it lives.
Microsoft 365, servers, virtual machines and cloud VMs: a separate, locked copy goes to our platform in the UAE. Every week we prove it can be restored.


Who does the work
We take backup and recovery off your team’s plate.
Your people keep the business running. Ours prepare the recovery, run the backups every day and do the restore work when it is needed. We are a team of about thirty, so your recovery never depends on one person.
Every day
We run the backups, watch the jobs and fix failed jobs ourselves. You get a report of what we did.
Every week
We test that your protected systems can be restored and show you the result.
During an incident
Our engineers restore data or start your DR environment, in the order you decided on beforehand, and keep you posted.
Afterwards
We move systems back to your own environment and go through what happened with you.
Where your data lives
Your data stays in the UAE.
Banks, healthcare and government increasingly have to keep their data in the country. Your backups are stored in a UAE data centre, run by our own engineers.
In the UAE by default
Backups and recovery points are stored in a data centre in the UAE. A copy only leaves the country if you ask for it.
A second location, if you want one
An optional extra copy in our data centre in the EU, kept apart from the UAE copy.
Microsoft 365 too
Your Microsoft 365 data gets a copy outside Microsoft, in the UAE.
Tell us which systems must never go down.
The conversation is about limiting downtime and preparing the recovery: which systems come first, what we would take over and what that takes.
