CINCINNATI — Sept. 10, 2026 — CBTS, a leading provider of AI-ready infrastructure, cloud, and security services, today announced the acquisition of Recovery Point Systems, a nationally recognized leader in fully managed and orchestrated Disaster Recovery as a Service (DRaaS) and cyber resiliency solutions developed specifically for enterprise IT environments.
Recovery Point brings enterprise-grade DRaaS capabilities to the CBTS portfolio, backed by Tier III, fiber-dense data centers that are owned, operated, and expansion-ready. Those same facilities power Recovery Point's managed data center colocation offering, which provides clients with a single partner for infrastructure hosting, resilience, and recovery at scale.
As AI workloads drive exponential growth in data volume and infrastructure demand, enterprises need resilient, scalable environments they control, without the capital burden of building their own.
“Resilience is now a board-level obligation, not an IT project. With Recovery Point, CBTS delivers what enterprises increasingly demand: a trusted partner who can modernize their infrastructure, secure it, and recover it end-to-end, under pressure, with measurable outcomes,” said CBTS CEO Kristin Russell. “We didn’t acquire Recovery Point to add a service line. We acquired them because the future of enterprise technology requires it.”
The acquisition of Recovery Point is a clear, logical, and value-creating move for CBTS. It responds to a growing client demand for resilience that is designed in rather than bolted on, and brings specialist capabilities that are immediately deployable across the CBTS client base. Combined with the scale, relationships, and market presence of CBTS, Recovery Point’s expertise in fully managed disaster recovery and cyber resiliency will create a more resilient, differentiated, and compelling offer for enterprise and government clients.
Organizations today face concentrated cybersecurity risk as they rely on cloud, interconnected SaaS applications, new AI tools, and external development pipelines. Even small outages can create massive business disruptions. Nearly 30% of security teams now take more than a full day to resolve a single incident, highlighting the growing gap between threat velocity and response capability.2
Together, CBTS and Recovery Point Systems create a more comprehensive, enterprise-ready solution that spans cloud, infrastructure, AI, security, and now best-in-class disaster recovery and resiliency services. CBTS now delivers a single, integrated solution that combines:
End-to-end modernization, security, and recovery
Tier III, fiber-dense data centers: owned, operated, and expansion-ready, delivering the foundation for infrastructure hosting, resilience, and recovery under one roof
Fully managed DRaaS with orchestrated execution and measurable SLAs
Ransomware Recovery as a Service (RRaaS) with the addition of AI-powered Backup Validation
Cyber resiliency across hybrid, multi-cloud, and legacy environments
Recovery testing and performance assurance as standard practice
“Recovery Point was built to deliver fully managed and orchestrated recovery for the environments enterprises depend on most,” said Jack Dziak, CEO, Recovery Point Systems. “With CBTS, our clients gain access to a full range of enterprise technology platforms, and CBTS gains a proven partner in cyber resilience. Together, we set a new standard for what clients can expect from a single trusted provider.”
Citations:
1. Ron Blair, Jeffrey Hewit, “Market Guide for Disaster Recovery as a Service,” Gartner, 9 July 2025, ID G00815912.
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2. “Global Incident Report 2026,” Palo Alto Networks, 16 December 2025.