Reliable Backup Process from BackUp Solutions
Our backup process ensures your data will be backed up online
and moved off-site automatically to a secured facility. The automated
backup process eliminates all the operational hassles and security
risks associated with do it yourself backups. In the backup process,
your data is handled over best practices networking and best-of-breed
routers, switches, firewalls, servers, facilities infrastructure,
power grids and telecommunications circuits deployed with backup
components to maximize fail over and redundancy.
Our Online Backup Software offers reliable backup process utilizing
delta block technology for efficient backup processing.
The backup process starts immediately after the registration and
installation of our backup software in the user’s system.
Our backup software is smart enough to tune the backup process.
The backup process can happen automatically on a schedule, can be
initiated by the users, or can be configured to occur in the background
whenever a traveling computer is connected to the Internet.
The backup process has features such as Send-Once technology and
file compression to perform file transfer to the data centers as
efficiently as possible. After the initial backup, subsequent backup
processes are very quick and efficient.
The backup software uses Delta block technology to determine the
bytes within the file, which need to be sent to the data centers.
Using this technology, large files can be backed up in a matter
of seconds.
At the end of every backup process, a summary is displayed on user's
system confirming that the data files have been securely backed
up.
Backup Process Highlights:
Efficient Online Backup Process Powered by Send Once, Compression
& Delta Block Technology
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Up to 20% of PCs suffer hardware failure in
the first three years of use.
Ten Percent of PCs are infected with viruses each month. And of these,
37% of computer virus infections result in data loss.
Of the 2.3 million insurance claims for computer
loss in 2001, 23% were theft-related; notebook theft has increased
by 53% SINCE 2000. 