by technicalguy | Jan 15, 2020 | Server Backup, Small Business Backup |
When disaster strikes and data is lost you need to restore from a backup. Are you sure you can get your files back? A disaster is not the time to have any uncertainty or questions about your ability to restore data. The only way to know you can confidently...
by technicalguy | Aug 30, 2018 | Cloud Backup, Disaster Recovery / Business Continuity, Server Backup |
For full disaster recovery of your server you cannot backup just server files, you must also backup the group of files that comprise the Windows System State. These are critical files that are required in a restore to bring the server services back to a point in time...
by technicalguy | Aug 3, 2016 | Disaster Recovery / Business Continuity, Server Backup |
96% of US companies are not confident in their ability to remove ransomware. Eighty percent have suffered a cyber attack last year, over 1/3 lost revenue,and 20% had to stop business completely. Ransomware is scary and the chance of getting attacked is increasing....
by technicalguy | Jul 22, 2016 | Laptop Desktop Backup, Server Backup |
Life is busy, but backups need to occur, when is the best time to backup?Morning? Evening? Overnight? It depends on what device you are backing up, whether it is corporate or personal, and what the general schedule of usage is for that device. Here’s some...
by technicalguy | Oct 31, 2015 | Cloud Backup, Laptop Desktop Backup, Online Backup, Online Cloud Backup, Server Backup, Small Business Backup |
Ugh, a hard drive failure. The hard drive is still likely the most fragile component on a computer. Sure, they have got more robust over the years, and can survive more G-forces than they used to. But the problem is not really the hard drive itself, the problem is...
by technicalguy | Nov 17, 2014 | Laptop Desktop Backup, Online Cloud Backup, Server Backup, Small Business Backup |
The Law Society of British Columbia has just come out and said that “BC lawyers are prohibited from using non-BC-based cloud computing providers, including Google and Dropbox.” according to the website Slaw. If this is indeed the case then CloudPockets can help...
