OffsiteDataSync

JUNE 29, 2021

That’s why we created our latest e-book, “ Backup & Disaster Recovery Strategies for the New World of Work.” It also looks at internal skills required for recovery, the need to replicate relationships between workloads, drawing down data and orchestrate properly so that when failover is required, it works.

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OffsiteDataSync

FEBRUARY 25, 2022

Backup and disaster recovery are critical elements in the drive to thwart ransomware. Backup is the final layer of data protection. All too often, however, organizations mount what they think are effective backup systems only to find them inadequate in a real emergency. Three Key Elements.

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OffsiteDataSync

NOVEMBER 18, 2021

It’s having a profound effect on backup infrastructure and processes. In the old days, backup was done once a day onto tape, which was then physically transported to an offsite facility somewhere. As a result, IT pros often measured recovery time and point objectives (RTOs and RPOs) in days. The 3-2-1-0 Model.

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Zerto

APRIL 11, 2024

Disaster Recovery as a Service (DRaaS) has become a vital component of modern business continuity planning. Key Considerations When Choosing a DRaaS Provider Assess and Define Your Disaster Recovery Needs Before you start evaluating DRaaS providers, assess your organization’s specific requirements.

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OffsiteDataSync

MARCH 10, 2022

Recovery is no problem for an internal IT team, so long as it involves just finding a deleted file or bringing back a single virtual machine (VM). Success depends on having the right backups in place, which can be accomplished with the right software and cloud storage. Are your backups in shape to be restored?

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OffsiteDataSync

APRIL 7, 2022

Still, critical data can be stored locally on home workstations, laptops and other devices, making backup crucial for protecting against lost data, corruption, malware and disasters. Also, check out our ebook: Backup & Disaster Recovery Strategies for the New World of Work.

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