Computers have become vital in today’s age. Almost every business is in some way or the other connected with computers. Many of us have experienced that situation where you were just about to finish with your computer work and the computer crashed or the power went off. Companies often have traditional data backup, but they cannot protect the business completely.
In today’s age where floods and terrorist attacks have become an all too real risk, where hackers continually disrupt your work, where viruses run amok, it becomes important for you to maintain and keep a more reliable source of data backup.
Take for example the case of data loss at the Ministry of Defence in which more than 1.7 million records were lost. This just highlights how vulnerable and unsafe data stored on hard drives and other hardware is. Though this data may be password protected and combined with other defences, being able to access that same data quickly and safely is important.
To secure data, one of the best and the most effective ways of storing data safely is to store it online.
Online backup has been gaining popularity for the security and peace of mind that it provides. Online backup helps to minimise data loss through a secure data backup at a remote location. The data can be accessed from anywhere through the internet by using a user ID and password.
