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There are many causes of server data loss within organisations. Hardware failure, human error, natural disaster and software corruption to name but a few. IT administrators require offsite server backup that facilitates restoring single files or entire servers with ease in the event of any of these occurrences.
In addition to needing to prevent data loss, many organisations must adhere to regulations and legislation which specifies that they must store and protect data residing on servers in such a way that it is secured against access by unauthorised third parties.
To further complicate the need to back up servers, data is growing rapidly within organisations, making the ability to scale a requirement for any physical or VMware server backup solution.
Redstor’s award-winning cloud server backup software provides enterprise class server protection for all data allowing you to easily adhere to data management and protection policies.
Underpinned by the Redstor Pro Data Management and Security Platform, Redstor Backup Pro backs up a full server estate with military-grade encryption, to multiple highly secure data centers to make sure there is always a copy of backup data available for restore.
Cloud server backup gives the security and reliability of legacy backups but with added flexibility and scalability. Simple click and select configuration safeguards your data and means you can set up server backup quickly and easily.
As experts with over two-decades of experience managing and protecting critical data sets, Redstor understand the challenges associated with server bacup and the best practices that all organisations should stick to.
It is important to assign appropriate policies to data sets within an estate, based on its importance or stage in the delta lifecycle. One thing that does not change is the need to backup all data. With businesses evolving and the value of data growing, organisations need to protect their digital assets.
With cyber-crime on the rise you'll be busy protecting your network and data in many ways, allowing data to leave site unencrypted can undo this hard work in a matter of minutes. This applies to backup data and any primary data leaving site.
Modern businesses review their server estate and understand that one size does not fit all, often implementing a mixture of physical and virtual servers to fit their needs. It is important to also have the flexibility to backup these servers in different ways, whether that be configuring different retention periods or specifying a varying number of files to be retained.
