On premise, cloud, or hybrid, business continuity your choice
Why back up in the first place?
Backup and recovery refers to the process of backing up data in case of a loss or breach and setting up systems that allow that data to be recovered. Data backup is a form of disaster recovery and should be part of any disaster recovery plan.
Today, a great deal of data can be backed up when using cloud storage, which means archiving on a local system's hard drive or using external storage is not necessary. Company devices, in particular, can be set up using cloud technologies, allowing data to be recovered automatically.
Data Loss Prevention PDF download here
Remote Management
- Endpoint, Server, Mobile & Virtual machine backup
- Backup of Databases, mailboxes and network drives
- MS Exchange backup
- System State backup
- VHD, image backup and tape backup
- Onsite & offsite backup
- Disaster recovery
- Site to site replication
- Bare metal recovery
- LAN/WAN backup
- I.T.S Infinity cloud and back up solutions
10 Benefits of hybrid cloud backup
1. Takes Advantage of Existing Infrastructure
2. Reliability
3. File Transfer Security
4. Reduce Costs
5. Better Managed IT Resources
6. Improve Compliance Safeguards
7. Eliminates Tape Backup
8. Quick Data Backup and Reduced Recovery Time
9. Keep Company’s Reputation Intact In Front of Partners and Clients
10. Don’t let your competitors overtake business
Why is a backup strategy important?
The Importance of Data Backup. As an organisation you need to protect your business data. Data backup and data recovery are important parts of running a business. Business owners realize three things quickly: all computer systems crash; all humans error; and disasters happen when least expected or are least prepared for them.
Hy-Brid and Cloud-based data backup is quickly gaining momentum as it offers improved and reliable backup, improved security and compliance and most importantly, reduced costs, in terms of resources. Also, it enables businesses to quickly restore normal operations, after a system failure or file loss.
Back up Disaster Recovery PDF.
What is the 3 2 1 backup rule?
The 3-2-1 backup rule is an easy-to-remember acronym for a common approach to keeping your data safe in almost any failure scenario. The rule is: keep at least three (3) copies of your data, and store two (2) backup copies on different storage media, with one (1) of them located offsite.
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