
Why Data Backup and Recovery is Critical
If your business has suffered a hardware or software mishap such as a cyber-attack, accidental data deletion, human-caused events, or data corruption, you'll lose vital business data. A data backup comes in handy in helping you create a copy of data that can be later recovered from an earlier point in time.
We'll help you store the copy of your important data on a separate medium such as a cloud storage container, USB stick, external drives, or tape drives so that you're fully protected against unplanned events. Alternatively, the data can be stored in a remote location, especially if weather-related events have the potential of damaging the data stored at your business premises.
To minimize the amount of data you might lose between backup intervals, copies of data should be backed up on regular basis. Having multiple copies of data in your backup is insurance that you can restore as much data as possible to a point in time when your data was not corrupted or affected by malicious attacks. Although you can't randomly predict what happens to your data in case of accidental circumstances, it's advisable to prepare for the worst.
We'll help you store the copy of your important data on a separate medium such as a cloud storage container, USB stick, external drives, or tape drives so that you're fully protected against unplanned events. Alternatively, the data can be stored in a remote location, especially if weather-related events have the potential of damaging the data stored at your business premises.
To minimize the amount of data you might lose between backup intervals, copies of data should be backed up on regular basis. Having multiple copies of data in your backup is insurance that you can restore as much data as possible to a point in time when your data was not corrupted or affected by malicious attacks. Although you can't randomly predict what happens to your data in case of accidental circumstances, it's advisable to prepare for the worst.