Data Protection & Backup

Opting for a SaaS provider like Google Apps, Office 365, or SalesForce has its benefits, but also its drawbacks. Keep control of your critical business data while enjoying the scalability, cost-effectiveness, and flexibility of SaaS solutions with Cloud-to-Cloud Backup.

Google, Microsoft, and SalesForce handle invaluable business data responsibly for many companies. They can be trusted with your data and a breach or outage on their end is highly unlikely. However, when it comes to user error, malicious attacks, compliance issues, and user management, a C2C backup and recovery solution is your only hope for preventing data loss, downtime, and the related financial demise that follows.

-Automatic Backups ensure you can restore no matter what happens to your data

-Everything is backed up. Anything can be restored. No matter who did what or when.

-Stop paying for licenses you no longer need. C2C backup gives you control of your user accounts.

-C2C Backup ensures your critical information can be recovered after user errors, malicious activity, or provider outage.

-You own your business data- not your provider or the user who created it.

​Protect your business against unknown risk with frequent backups of your entire business infrastructure. If catastrophe strikes, your business systems and data must remain safe and available. To ensure your business continuity is to proactively protect your systems and data against disasters of all types, your data is needed in real-time.

There are three types of disasters you should be thinking about. First are system disasters. 66% of companies in 61 countries experienced at least 1 cyber incident in the last year, caused primarily by phishing & social engineering, malware, spear phishing, denial of service, and out-of-date software, rendering the organization’s own network either contaminated or inoperable.

Second, natural disasters, due to global climate change natural disaster occurrences have increased and intensified. If you live in the North East, you are not shy to harsh winters and power outages. Are you prepared?

Lastly, human error disasters, which are often overlooked. But it is the most frequent, most common, and often most detrimental cause of disasters that can disrupt business continuity. Businesses face a huge liability if a user deletes or overwrites a file, an email, or a record unintentionally; or if an employee leaves the company and takes their files with them.

Ransomware is malicious software that locks your files and demands payment to access them. It is a term for the many variations of malware that infect computer systems, typically by social engineering schemes. Ransomware cybercriminals are organized and profitable. It is estimated that this type of attack earns criminals $10 million to $50 million per month. Ransomware perpetrators cast a wide net. They target small to medium sized businesses with IT security loopholes, valuable data, and a modest budget to pay the ransom. We have protection plans that no matter what or where the cybercriminals target, it will protect physical, virtual, and cloud infrastructures and data.

-67% of ransomware targets are SMBs with sub-par IT security and valuable data.

-The FBI estimated that in 2016, ransomware cost businesses over $1billion.