Backups Vs. Redundancy – Know The Difference
When data is destroyed, the consequences for a business can vary widely, from a brief period of recovery to a catastrophe that spells the death of the company. It’s clear
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11 Benefits of Using a Managed Security Services Provider (MSSP) in 2022
In 2022, MSSPs or Managed Security Service Providers have become integral to the cybersecurity infrastructure of enterprises. Using an MSSP allows an organization to strengthen its security network and get
Have You Been Testing Your Disaster Recovery Plan?
Remember back in school, when once in a while you had a drill wake you up from class? I’m sure you at least have fire drills (maybe tornado). Your teacher
Is Microsoft Backing Up Your Cloud Data?
There is a lot of confusion when it comes to cloud data and backups. Most people assume that the cloud inherently backs up there data. If you are using SharePoint,
Do You Have Data Recovery Under Control?
With hurricane season just starting (and a ton of bad weather already hitting the East coast), this is a good time to talk about being able to recover from an
Business Continuity vs Disaster Recovery?
If you’ve been trying to figure out what basic steps your organization need to take when ensuring a network that hums day in and day out, I’m sure you’ve come
Do You Have A Backup Strategy For The Cloud?
I hear a lot of folks asking for cloud solutions. Many think cloud solutions are cheaper, faster and more secure than alternative means to store and maintain their data. Just
Is Your Disaster Recovery Plan Hurricane Proof?
None of the effects of disaster— pain, suffering or loss—is fair. And few that survive disasters do so without help and support from family, friends and community. The hurricane that struck
Are You Sure Your IT Support Is Testing Your Backups?
Nearly every IT Support company (and IT Department for that matter) assures users that their data is getting backed up. But over 85% NEVER test their backups! And even worse: