Tejas Backup is a managed cloud backup service from Tejas Solutions. It backs up business servers and workstations automatically, encrypts data before upload, stores it in Canadian data centres and is monitored by Tejas Solutions, with restores tested on a schedule.
Backup is not the same as file sync
Tools like OneDrive or Dropbox sync files, which means a deleted or encrypted file can sync too. A true backup keeps separate, versioned copies you can restore from a point in time — after ransomware, hardware failure or a mistake.
Encrypted and stored in Canada
Data is encrypted before it leaves your office and stored in Canadian data centres, which matters for healthcare and other organizations with data-residency expectations.
Monitored, not just installed
Backups fail quietly when no one is watching. Tejas Solutions monitors every job, follows up on failures and reports on status, so you are not discovering a problem on the day you need a restore.
Restores that have been tested
We run scheduled restore tests to confirm data can actually be recovered, and we help plan which systems need to come back first.
Frequently asked questions
Where is my backup data stored?
Tejas Backup stores data in Canadian data centres.
How often are backups taken?
Most systems are backed up nightly. Frequency can be adjusted for critical servers.
Is OneDrive a backup?
Not on its own. OneDrive syncs files, so deletions and ransomware can sync too. A separate, versioned backup is still recommended.
Can I restore a single file?
Yes. You can restore an individual file, a folder or a whole machine.