Agencies must prepare for potential breaches with a cyber resilience plan to leverage robust data backup and recovery strategies, which enable speedy restoration of systems and data. These strategies ...

No matter what the size of your business, if you store your business and/or customer data on a computer (and who doesn’t these days?) you need a safe, secure way to back up and store that data. Indeed ...

There are many benefits to cloud-based document management systems (DMS). Possibilities occur when you are able to access data anytime, anywhere. But among the biggest benefits are its backup and ...

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In my line of work, a bad day at the office is when someone brings in a computer with a failed hard drive and no backup. Experience has turned me into a glass is half-full technician, reciting the ...

There’s no doubt that we live in a data driven economy. Without immediate and constant data availability, companies grind to a halt. Relying solely on the small business owner’s ability to mentally ...

Eon, a data backup startup founded by the team that built AWS Disaster Recovery and Migration services, has raised $300 ...

Most businesses test their backup systems on the same device they're backing up — a critical oversight that can render recovered data completely unusable.

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Cloud computing is transforming the way companies manage and protect their data. Companies are now providing services to store data in the cloud for backup, archiving and other user cases. Of late ...

You may assume it’ll never happen to you, but all it takes is one attack, natural disaster, or honest error and all your company’s data could vanish. That’s why ...

We do backups because we know we have to – in case we lose the primary versions of data and/or the systems that create and manage that data. It could just be that the original gets accidentally ...