Your infrastructure. Our expertise. Your data stays in Canada.

For Qu-hosted customers

Local backup within the same Qu facility as your primary infrastructure. Protects against hardware failure, accidental deletion, and data corruption. Fastest restore times - backup and primary are in the same location. Does not protect against site loss.

For customers hosted outside Qu

Off-site backup for organizations whose primary infrastructure is in their own offices or a third-party facility. Backup data is sent to Qu's Canadian cloud. No need to move your primary environment. Adds a sovereign Canadian off-site copy to your protection strategy.

For Qu-hosted customers - site loss protection

Extends internal backup with replication to a second Qu facility in a different Canadian market. If your primary site becomes unavailable, your data is recoverable from a geographically separate location - entirely within Canadian jurisdiction.

Mission-critical workloads - seconds RPO, minutes RTO

Continuous data protection via Zerto's hypervisor-level replication. Achieves RPOs of seconds and RTOs of minutes. Includes the Cyber Resilience Vault for ransomware recovery. Supports orchestrated failover across on-premises, Qu-hosted, and hybrid cloud environments. The right choice when downtime has a direct business or regulatory consequence.

• Continuous Data Protection via hypervisor-level replication
• RPOs of seconds, not hours or days as with snapshot backups
• RTOs of minutes with orchestrated failover
• Cyber Resilience Vault for ransomware isolation and clean restore
• Hybrid and multi-cloud support (Azure, AWS, on-premises)
• All replication targets within Qu’s Canadian facilities

Traditional snapshot backup

Copies data at scheduled intervals. If ransomware hits between snapshots, that data is gone. Recovery is manual, server by server. RTOs are measured in hours or days.

Zerto continuous data protection

Replicates every write to a journal. Rewind to any clean point before an attack. Failover is orchestrated and automated, and the Cyber Resilience Vault provides an air-gapped recovery environment for worst-case scenarios.

Internal DC Backup stores backup copies within your host Qu facility - fast to restore but doesn't protect against site loss. Geo DC Redundant Backup replicates to a second Qu facility in a different Canadian market, protecting against site-level failures. DRaaS is a different category entirely - it uses continuous replication to achieve seconds RPO and minutes RTO, with orchestrated failover. Use backup for data protection; use DRaaS for business continuity.

No. Remote Cloud Backup is specifically designed for organizations whose primary infrastructure is elsewhere - in their own offices or a third-party data centre. You keep your existing environment and send backup data to Qu's Canadian cloud. It adds a sovereign Canadian off-site copy without requiring you to move anything to Qu.

Yes. Qu Managed OS covers virtual and physical servers - including customer-owned hardware colocated in Qu facilities. Services include monitoring, patching, and incident remediation for Windows Server and RHEL. You retain control of applications and data above the OS layer.

Yes. Qu Object Store is S3-compatible and integrates natively with Veeam as an off-site backup repository. Organizations commonly use it as a tiered storage target - keeping recent backups in faster storage and sending longer-term retention copies to Object Store for cost-efficient Canadian archival.

Zerto's journal-based continuous data protection allows you to rewind to any point in the journal - down to seconds before an attack. Orchestrated failover means recovery is measured in minutes, not the hours or days typical with snapshot-based backup restoration. The Cyber Resilience Vault provides a separate, air-gapped recovery environment for worst-case scenarios where primary systems and backups are both compromised.

Yes. Qu deploys and manages Fortigate as either a physical appliance in your colocation cabinet or as a virtual firewall within your cloud environment. Both are fully managed - Qu handles installation, configuration, monitoring, patching, and day-to-day operations regardless of deployment form factor.

Yes. Every Qu managed service is delivered from Qu's own Canadian data centres. Qu is Canadian-owned, which means your data is subject exclusively to Canadian law. It is not exposed to the US CLOUD Act or any foreign legal authority - a structural fact of ownership, not a contractual assurance.

Yes. All Qu managed services are designed to layer onto existing colocation and cloud agreements without renegotiation. Most Qu customers start with colocation and add managed services as their requirements evolve. Our solutions architects will scope the right services for your current environment in a single conversation.