Secure Backup Systems - Offsite Secure Data backup and Online
Secure Backup Services
Secure backup systems by online backup computer
featuring secure offsite backup insure companies against document
thrashing or loss while protecting them from hackers, corporate
spies and disasters.
Offsite secure data backup is what Smart Businesses do. They know
pros & cons, if any of a business's computer records or files
were lost permanently.
Securing your backup and recovery system to thwart intrusion or
data compromise is a multi-faceted job. Secure offsite backup systems
protect assets, computer crashes, and accidents by recovering all-important
files from online secure backup.
Secure Backup Features:
All the data is encrypted during transmission and storage of
the backup and retrieval processes and the data is only decrypted
after data restoration is complete to your PC.
Data is stored encrypted at secure mirrored central server
clusters managed by Connected Corporation (an Iron Mountain company),
which can quickly be accessed at any time.
Online secure backup is setup over best practices networks,
which are all, deployed with backup components to maximize fail
over and redundancy.
By using online secure backup services you can
be assured that your critical data are safe from prying eyes.
Try our service and discover how easy it is to securely backup your computer to an offsite location.
Disk Crashes
Up to 20% of PCs suffer hardware failure in
the first three years of use.
(Gartner analyst M. Margevicius, Desktop and Laptop PC Life, August 21, 2001)
Viruses
Ten Percent of PCs are infected with viruses each month. And of these,
37% of computer virus infections result in data loss.
(ICSA Labs/TruSecure, 2002)
Laptop 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.
(Safeware, The Insurance Agency Inc. 2001)
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. 