Backup

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Recovery as a Service (RaaS)

Backing up and recovering your business critical data continues to be one of the most important steps in successfully managing an IT organization. Facing increased security threats and the associated costs of managing your backup using legacy technologies, protecting your data has never been more challenging. Layer on compliance obligations, availability requirements, and the importance of maintaining interoperability between platforms, and backups can quickly become an IT point of failure.
Net X Computers provides complete cloud-enabled backup and recovery services including off-site copies of your data to ensure business continuity in case of disasters. We can assist with developing your Disaster Recovery (DR) and Business Continuity (BC) plans and regularly test and validate those plans. We provide cloud-based, highly secure and redundant server hosting. We can replicate your data across multiple data centers for redundancy and offer emergency recovery services in the event that your data is lost or corrupted. We help you free up resources to focus on your core business by leveraging our expertise and continuing investment in leading-edge disaster recovery technology. Enjoy the peace of mind that comes from knowing your disaster recovery plan is always ready through regular testing that doesn’t interrupt your day-to-day operations.

Cloud backup

To stave off data-loss disasters, use one of the best cloud backup services. It will automatically copy your most precious personal files to offsite cloud storage servers that you can reach from anywhere with an internet connection.
Cloud backup services exist for the simple reason that you can't always count on an external hard drive — one attached to your PC, or a drive on your local network — to provide the safest backups. One single theft, flood or fire could make you lose both your computer and its backup drive at the same time.
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Backup Repository Rotating Drives

A backup repository can use rotated drives. Rotated drives can be detachable USB or eSATA hard drives. This scenario can be helpful if you want to store backups on several external hard drives that you plan to regularly move between different locations.

3-2-1 Approach

The 3-2-1 rule is the way to go – at least 3 copies of your data on at least 2 different media with at least 1 backup copy offsite.

What is “best” depends entirely on your specific circumstances and environment.

To expand on that, how much data needs to be backed up, how often you need to backup, how quickly you need to be able to recover your data, is it for backup only or also for redundancy to minimize downtime, etc.

At a minimum, every company should at least have onsite backups to some removable storage devices as well as a cloud backup system in place.