Test the restore
An unverified backup is a hope.
Because nobody ever restored from it. It ran for two years and failed quietly for the last nine months.
Backups are the one thing you cannot fix after the fact, so they come first: offsite copies, verified on a schedule, and a real test restore so recovery time is a known number rather than a surprise.
The security that matters for a small business is unglamorous. Patching, multi-factor authentication and removing shared logins stop far more incidents than any product a salesperson will show you.
And documentation decides what happens when someone leaves. A network nobody has written down becomes a guessing game, which is expensive at exactly the wrong moment.
An unverified backup is a hope.
Patching and MFA beat anything in a brochure.
We reduce risk. Nobody eliminates it.
A free review, then a written quote if it's a fit.