Backup Checklist

1.  How well are you currently backing up?

9 in 10 businesses will suffer a serious data loss within the first 5 years of trading.

Backing up, or making copies of, your main files is often the starting point in a disaster recovery solution.

But as we're about to explain, that really should be just the start...

2.  Are you backing up everything?

Make sure you really think about everything your business relies on - backup isn't just about files.

Full system restore allows you to back up all your server settings, giving you the chance to get all your systems up and running straight away.

Server Backup supports all major operating systems and databases too.

3.  Are you backing up offsite?

Keeping your backup copies onsite is fine to restore in cases of corruption, virus or user error.  But that's not going to protect your business from major disasters - like fire, flood or theft.

The best place for your backup is at a seperate location - but transporting your backup copies offsite also leaves you open to data breaches.  Perhaps you're letting your staff take backup disks home?

Server backup will send fully encrypted data to a secure off-site storage centre, without you having to lift a finger.

4.  Have you got full system restore?

Getting your data saved and secure is one thing - but have you ever considered how practical it would be to restore that data when you really need it?

If a virus or software corruption wrecked your business systems, could you be sure it wouldn't wreck your back up copy too?

Server backup keeps your backup copy offsite and untouchable - and full system restore allows you to recover from different points in time too.
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5.  Have you got file recovery access?

It's one thing to be able to restore all your business data in case of disaster.

But what about that one file that someone accidentally overwrote?  

Server Backup makes it really easy to retrieve your data - file by file, either using the Client software or access via any web browser
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6.  Have you got a foolproof process?

The best data backup system in the world is only as good as its latest copy.

The biggest risk to managing your own backups, is forgetting to do it regularly.

After setting up your backup system to save changes as many times a day as you need, Server Backup from Eclipse automatically continues the save process - meaning you'll always have the latest version, without fail.