Backup your data
Protect Your Data from Disaster - At Home or Work
We are proud partner of ioSafe, CRU and WiebeTech fireproof and waterproof products
which provide local backup, perfect for a data recovery plan in the face of disaster. Even in the face of a
broken pipe, the unthinkable fire, or a network/cloud outage. ioSafe devices let you rest easy knowing
you’re covered by the fastest way to get your data—and business—back online.
Talk to us about your data protection and we are here to help
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Personal Data Protection
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Professional Data Protection
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Enterprise Data Protection
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Essential forensic tools
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Ditto DX and Ditto drive imagers
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USB 3.1 WriteBlocker
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Drive docks
Computer and data backup have never been more important. Millions of people are working
at home and may no longer have access to standard IT processes such as scheduled backups and malware
detection. Business and personal files may be more susceptible to ransomware than ever. Critical information
must be protected and available. Regulatory requirements must continue to be met. HIPAA, for example, calls
for data privacy and a disaster recovery plan.
The cloud, used by some as their only backup solution, may not be available when
needed.
ioSafe fireproof and waterproof products provide local backup, perfect for a data
recovery plan in the face of disaster. Even in the face of a broken pipe, the unthinkable fire, or a
network/cloud outage. ioSafe devices let you rest easy knowing you're covered by the fastest way to get your
data—and business—back online.
Business Continuity & Disaster Recover Challenges
Gartner estimates that the downtime cost for the average business is $300K per hour.
Are you sure you are prepared in the event of a disaster?
According to CRN magazine, only ½ of small businesses and less than ¾ of larger
businesses have an IT continuity plan that will enable them to have their business back up and running
within 24 hours of a disaster. With volatile weather patterns, an uncertain global political climate, and
cybersecurity threats that include ransom-ware and crypto viruses, you can't afford to NOT have a business
continuity and disaster recovery plan in place.
Business continuity planning requires staff with expertise in multiple disciplines to
assess the security threats, risks and system testing necessary to devise a solid plan. Since these experts
are needed periodically, rather than daily, having them on full-time staff can be expensive and unnecessary,
but using less than expert planners can result in disaster. Even short unexpected network shut-downs can
result in permanent loss of data, security issues and huge financial losses.
