Online Backup

Overview

As the power of computers continues to grow, more and more of the value generated by businesses resides in electronic storage — everything from customer lists to product plans to accounts receivable.  Large enterprises invest heavily to protect that data by backing it up, using a variety of products and technologies.

But how well protected is the data of small and medium-sized companies? How do those businesses back up their information, and are they doing enough to protect the company against loss?  Are their data protection practices keeping pace with the growth of their data?

Recent studies by technology consulting groups have shown that:

• Half of SMBs have lost important business data from their computers
• A third of the companies that lost data suffered lost sales as a result
• Although hardware failure is the most common cause of data loss, midsize companies lose data in many different ways, some of them surprising. For example, a quarter of the midsize companies that lost data said they have had incidents in which an employee erased it maliciously.
• About a quarter of SMBs do not back up their servers or PCs.
• Most SMBs are vulnerable to some forms of data loss from their PCs and servers because they store backup files in the same location as the computers backed up.

TrueBackup ensures all your data is backed up automatically, stored offsite and is easily accessible with just a few clicks. 

Why choose TrueBackup Online Backup system?

1. AUTOMATIC – Online Backups are the simplest way to protect your data. Once it’s set, you can forget it. Backups can be scheduled to run automatically at any time you desire. No tapes, no burning to CD or DVD, no remembering to take the USB key home.

2. SECURE – Your data is secured with bank grade encryption before it even leaves your computer and only you have the key, meaning you control who has access.

3. COST EFFECTIVE – Online Backups offer value for money. For a fraction of the cost you can have a data backup strategy rivalling those of the country’s biggest companies.

4. OFFSITE – For the best protection, your backups must be offsite. A backup strategy that leaves the ‘burned’ DVD in the computer isn’t a backup strategy. It’s asking for trouble.

5. ONLINE – Not only do you have the convenience of automatic backups through your internet connection; you can also access your files through a web browser 24 hours a day, 7 days a week. If you need to restore your data, a few clicks of the mouse are all that’s required.