The market for data backup tools is in transition, as vendors try to capitalize on both the strengths of the public cloud as a backup target and as a platform that needs protection. The ...

In recent years, it has become increasingly important for businesses to keep a close eye on their backups. With threats like ransomware designed to attack and corrupt the very backups an organization ...

A ransomware attack hitting your servers at 3 a.m. A server failure wiping out months of work. Data loss always happens when you least expect it.

Self-hosting gives you more control over your apps, services, and data, but it also puts the responsibility for protecting them in your hands. A failed drive, broken update, accidental deletion, or ...

CISOs and cloud teams often lack full visibility into data backup coverage and available recovery points across critical data sources, including databases, storage accounts, and cloud data services, ...

Trust isn't given here — it's simply never required.

Losing important files—photos, documents, or work projects—can happen in an instant. Hardware fails, ransomware strikes, or devices get lost, and without a solid plan, critical data can vanish forever ...

Backup software used to be simple, and simple in a bad way. A scheduled job ran overnight, a log file recorded success or failure, and someone on the IT team ...

Discover a clear data backup guide that combines local storage and a smart cloud backup strategy to safeguard important files, photos, and documents from loss or damage. Pixabay, EsaRiutta A clear ...

How often should you backup data? Can fire or water actually destroy a hard drive? Should you buy recovery software in case you lose data? Bill Margeson of CBL Data Recovery Services separates the ...