There are many reasons that businesses and their IT teams may weigh up the option to backup and protect data with an inhouse solutions versus outsourcing data backup.
Continue readingCloud backup certainly seems like it could be a remedy for numerous IT infrastructure hurdles, but in a world of malware, hackers, attackers, and password crackers, it’s often safer to err on the side of caution. The good news is that by taking the necessary preventative measures with your service provider, cloud backup will provide significant benefits to your business.
Cloud backup is where your files are saved on a remote server, usually on the Internet, while remaining accessible to you at any time. The server is hosted by a cloud service provider and the backup service is provided with the help of feature-rich software that integrates well with your data sources. Since the files are not stored at the same location as its source, they remain out of harm’s way, ready to be restored at a moment’s notice.
Here are the most notable benefits your business can gain from using cloud backup:
In order to gain these benefits, you’ll need to take some precautions to prevent things like security breaches, data loss and general downtime. Ensure that your provider can provide these features to your cloud backup solution:
While various implementations of cloud backup solutions exist, taking a cautious approach to new technology is always advisable. Companies are always competing to get the next edge to ensure they’re able to meet demanding uptime requirements, which is why perhaps your business can truly benefit from a cloud-connected backup solution.
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There are many reasons that businesses and their IT teams may weigh up the option to backup and protect data with an inhouse solutions versus outsourcing data backup.
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