If your backups can be encrypted along with your production data, you don't have a recovery plan - you have a single point of failure. Intellitech builds POPIA and FSCA Joint Standard 2-aligned data protection that actually recovers.
L1 - The offer
Built on the platform we know best - because we're one of only three Veeam Accredited Service Partners in Africa.
Object First OOTBI and hardened Linux repository builds designed to resist ransomware.
Get workloads back online fast, without waiting on infrastructure procurement.
Disaster recovery and backup as a managed service, built for scale.
Because your SaaS provider's uptime SLA is not a backup policy.
Recovery plans that are actually validated on a recurring basis.
Cloud-native backup and DR for containerised workloads.
L2 - Proof
POPIA and FSCA Joint Standard 2 on operational resilience don't leave "we'll get to it" as an option. Neither does a ransomware operator.
We hold Veeam's highest service-delivery accreditation as a Veeam Accredited Service Partner - 1 of only 3 in Africa - backed by Veeam Gold VAR status and SaaS Protection Competency, an enterprise multi-tenant Veeam v12 reference architecture proven at national public-sector scale, hardened Linux repository SOPs, and a working air-gapped Kubernetes BCDR lab with validated delete-and-restore testing.
POPIA section 19 obliges organisations to secure personal information with appropriate safeguards - which in practice means recoverability you have verified, not assumed. For financial institutions, FSCA Joint Standard 2 adds explicit operational-resilience expectations, with tested recovery among them. No scare tactics needed; the obligations speak for themselves.
A structured, repeatable approach - from discovering what you have, through to demonstrating compliance: Discover what data exists, where it lives, and what actually needs protecting; Secure the environment around that data before backup even begins; Protect it in immutable, hardened backup repositories that ransomware can't touch; Recover through tested, validated restore paths - not theoretical ones; and Comply, with reporting and evidence aligned to POPIA and FSCA JS2 expectations.
Without immutable, hardened repositories, your last line of defence is exactly as vulnerable as production. And a backup you haven't restored is a hope, not a plan - regulators are starting to ask for proof of testing. Gaps here are now a governance risk, not just an IT one.
