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Natural disasters are a way of life these days and we need to protect our business data at all costs because you never know when disaster will strike. Never think it won’t happen to you.
So first let me answer the question what exactly is cloud backup? In a wide sense, cloud backup is a backup system where your files, folders, and even systems, are backed up to an offsite storage server over your Internet connection. When you back up your files and systems to a cloud solution, your files are stored off site, usually in redundant data centers. This means that should something happen to your files you can access your backups as long as you have an Internet connection. For many companies, this is arguably the most efficient form of backup because it is automatic and your data is stored remotely. The chance your data will be accessible if your business faces disaster is high.
So what are the cons of Cloud backup. Well there is really only one and that is you need an internet connection in order to restore your data. In most cases that won’t be a problem because you can access your cloud backup from anywhere and on any device. As long as you can find an internet connection, literally anywhere in the world, you can access your data.
So what are the pros?
If you would like to learn more about cloud backup just let us know and we can show you just how dynamic and effective our solutions can be. Don’t wait until you have to face a backup issue to back up your vital data!
Published on 7th May 2015 by Jeanne DeWitt.