Why Use Offsite Data Backups?

If you suddenly lost all your important computer files and you didn't have a current backup, could your business survive? Recreating everything could take an incredible amount of time, money and effort, if it's even possible. Even losing one or two critical files could wipe you out.

Many unfortunate companies have found out the hard way: Protecting your data offsite every night isn't an option. It's a necessity. So why doesn't everyone do it?

Traditional backups (CDs, DVDs, tape, Zip, Jaz and external drives) are time-consuming, complicated and unreliable, and rarely if ever get stored in a secure offsite location.

And it's all a complete waste if recovery fails (which happens often) or you fail to run it or take it offsite when disaster strikes (fire, flood, theft, sabotage, hackers).

Save Files, Time, Money & Aggravation

Why tolerate outdated backup technologies? The time Offsite Data Backups saves quickly pays for itself:

• Skip the manual backup process.
  Fact: Manually backing up your files and taking them offsite is so time-consuming and tedious, it rarely if ever happens.
• Avoid failed traditional backups.
  Fact: Failed recovery from tape drive backups is incredibly common. CDs, DVDs, Zip, Jaz and external drive restores are complex and notoriously failure-prone, too.
• Immediately recover accidentally deleted or overwritten files.
  Fact: You can't afford to wait for a tech to show up and restore your files. Offsite Data Backups makes it easy for the end-user to immediately access your backed up files.

Prevent PC Data Loss & Downtime

• Easy Recovery from Hard Drive Crashes, Viruses, Data Corruption and Human Error
• Automated Offsite Protection from Fire, Flood, Natural Disasters
• Impenetrable Data Security from Disgruntled Employees, Thieves and Hackers
• Reliable Data Protection from Laptop Theft, Damage & Failure

Protect All Your Mission Critical Files

• Accounting, financial, POS, payroll, HR and tax files
• Email messages, attachments, contacts and schedules
• Database files - Access, SQL, mySQL, Oracle, ACT!, etc.
• Office files - Word, PowerPoint, Excel, Publisher, Visio, etc.
• My Documents, Photos, Graphics, Web files, Favorites, etc.