Email backup is an essential part of any business infrastructure which means securely saving a copy of data in a separate storage. You may be surprised by this shocking statistic about backups: 60% of backups are Incomplete and 50% of restores fail. For many people, data backup (which includes email) and disaster recovery are not[…]
Your entire network or database could be instantly knocked out without a workable disaster recovery plan. If your organization does not have a functioning disaster recovery plan in place, chances are the consequences will be more severe than you might imagine. The National Archives and Records Administration reports that 93 percent of companies experiencing data[…]
Even if you’re a small business in growth mode, a data center can be the ideal option to include in your forward-thinking IT strategy. IT solutions today can either catapult a business to compete or hold it back into oblivion. A solid strategy for your technology infrastructure should be a concern for all businesses —[…]
Robust cybersecurity is the surest way forward if you want to avoid the hazards of cybercrime. All too often the headlines tell the story of another company hit by the inadequacies of their cybersecurity. The average time to detect a breach is 197 days, and the average time to address a cyberthreat is 69 days.[…]
The rapid growth of colocation is demanding a closer look at the bottom line for having your own in-house data center. Data centers are an essential part of most businesses. Either you have an in-house data center or you use a colocation data center. As your company expands, you may be faced with the decision[…]
Compare the multiple advantages of a colocation service to the crushing expense of constructing your own data center and you’ll understand why so many businesses are going “colo”. Colocation or “colo” if you prefer, refers to a data center that is co-located at another locale other than the organization’s home offices. This very popular service[…]