Building Fire and Flood - Natural Disaster Business Survival Series
Fires and floods within an office or building can range from small incidents of short duration to complete destruction of the facility.
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Natural Floods - Natural Disaster Business Survival Series
Floods typically result from excessive upstream precipitation and/or runoff. They can range from flash flood, which typically occur on smaller rivers, to slower rising floods across large low-lying areas.
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Series Introduction - Natural Disaster Business Survival Guide
Every business has to prepare for the worst. Those that don't may never fully recover from a disaster. But not all disasters are created equal. And not all businesses are at risk of every kind of disaster.
Cloud-to-Cloud Backup - Making The Case
As we move into the information era, data becomes a foundational element of business. Data is collected, stored, and analyzed allowing businesses to gain a new depth of insight into their customers and their habits with an endless amount of possibilities to grow their business in a smarter, more agile way. This data needs to be available around the clock to ensure the operational success of the business.
SMB Backup and Data Protection - Features You Need
Now that you know what to look for when selecting backup solutions, we’ll dive deeper into the technologies and features that add to more complete solutions. When it comes to total data protection, SMBs should be on the lookout for these features to ensure their data is not only backed up but available in the case of a potential disaster.
SMB Backup and Data Protection - What You Need To Know
Today's small to mid-sized businesses, or SMBs, are creating more data than ever. Their growth calls for more robust solutions to back up their business-critical data.
Series Introduction - The Business Guide to Ransomware
More and more, ransomware has emerged as a major threat to individuals and businesses alike. Ransomware, a type of malware that encrypts data on infected systems, has become a lucrative option from cyber extortionists. When the malware is run, it locks victim's files and allows criminals to demand payment to release them.
5 Lessons 2017 Taught Us About IT Disaster Recovery
We can look back on 2017 as the worst of times – when it came to disasters, at least. Severe weather, data breaches and global hacking attempts affected thousands of businesses, costing them an estimated $926 to $17,244 for every minute of unplanned downtime. Instead of letting the unthinkable damage your business, fight back with these five strategies: