We always get a number of different responses when we meet a potential new customer when we ask “When did you last do your backup and when was it last tested”.
Typical responses include:
Buying backup and disaster recovery software sometime feels like buying health insurance. It feels like an unnecessary purchase, and nobody’s ever happy about paying monthly fees. But, just like insurance, everybody neglects backup and disaster recovery or considers it an unnecessary expense …that is until they actually need it.
And, let’s face it: most
The big threat to businesses these days are in the form of RansomWare (a form of MalWare). That term is very apt for the type of this malicious software. It literally holds all your data and files hostage, demanding you pay a ransom amount in order to unlock your files and regain access to your
In just a few short years, service such as Google Drive, Microsoft OneDrive, Dropbox, iCloud have changed the way in which people think about file storage. With the increase in mobility and the need to access information from a range of devices and not just your work or home computer,
Ransomware attacks are becoming more and more prevalent, disrupting business operations and costing thousands of dollars in losses.
As a business, you can protect yourself from ransomware by understanding the threat and by having the right technologies, policies, people, and processes in place to counter this insidious attack.
Here are 10 best practices to consider for protecting
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It was reported last year that a hospital in the United States had lost track of up to 4 unencrypted backups tapes that were holding patient information. This equated to information about 12,600 people unaccounted for and possibly at risk.
While this news story comes out of the USA, it highlights a