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Backup that is fit for your business

The decision on which data backup to use can be a difficult one. It isn’t just a simple matter of looking for the best-known or the larger provider. The best data backup is fit for your business!

So, keep your data safe!

Selecting a reliable backup provider is a big decision. Automated off-site backup is a great solution, in terms of computer or hardware failure, theft, fire, flood or site damage. Don’t go the easy way. Keep your data safe. Avoid placing data backup responsibilities into the hands of your employees. Have a policy in place – this is very important.

Clive Catton – Octagon Technology CISO and writer of the Smart Thinking Security Blog

Unquestionably, backup is critical and it’s not a decision to be taken lightly!

Here are the most common mistakes companies make when choosing data backup method:

  1. Not taking into consideration your business needs
  2. Not taking into account log-term goals
  3. Buying from a well-known provider without thinking about their service
  4. Buying an automated backup but not taking into consideration other important aspects
  5. Spending too much for too little functionality
  6. Placing data backup responsibilities into the hands of your junior team members
  7. Not having relevant data backup policies and procedures in place
  8. Not including staff training and support expenditure in order to save money

Know what questions you should ask before making your decision.

Know how to ensure your backup solution is fit for purpose.

Keep your data safe!

We are a trusted partner when it comes to backing up your information – many clients already trust us trust us to back-up their data. We monitor our back-ups everyday, provide UK based secure data backup solutions and a fast, experienced recovery service. We want you to keep your data safe. Would you like to discuss your backup (confidentially) with us? Get in touch.

Further Reading

Common forms of backup storage used today.

The how and the why of email backup.

What exactly do I mean when I say “ransomware resilient back-up”?