BackupAssist Classic and BackupAssist ER are two different Windows Server backup products that satisfy different needs. What differences in product technologies could affect your choice of one over the other?
Throughout 2020 most SMBs have been forced to engage in cost cutting measures and making decisions based on the perceived criticality of a service or resource to the future of their business.
If you have visited our website recently, there are several noticeable changes. The first thing to catch your eye is our sleek new logo that points our Clients in the direction of “The Right Backup”.
BackupAssist Classic and BackupAssist ER are two different Windows Server backup products that satisfy different needs. Where, when and why would you choose one over the other?
Longing for things to return to the way they were pre-pandemic is understandable, but as the notable singer, Bob Dylan, crooned, “The times they are a changin.” So, what can we do to keep our businesses growing and prospering when organizations pf all sizes are struggling across the globe?
This final recovery scenario is a bit of fun, designed to show off your creativity and push the boundaries of what’s possible. We want to see what recoveries can be achieved with some “out of the box” thinking. That’s why we created an “Extreme” category – for anyone who can use non-standard methods to do a successful recovery.
BackupAssist ER kept a copy of your data in the cloud – safely offsite. So, thereis no panic because your data is safe.
In this type of recovery you can take a physical or virtual source machine (the one that was backed up), and restore it to a physical or virtual destination (the recovery machine). In industry jargon, that’s known as having P2P, P2V, V2P and V2V recovery options.
BackupAssist ER kept backup copies of your data both locally and in the cloud. Your objective is to get running again as quickly as possible. That’s where the VM Instant Boot feature in BackupAssist ER can really help.
The first step towards cyber-resilience is having a good backup.
We live in a work-from-home (WFH) world. And we were forced into this world rapidly – within weeks, businesses scrambled to adopt WFH in a fight just to stay alive.
Now that millions of people are working from home, the way we manage cyber-resilience has changed. In our previous article, we covered why work-from-home (WFH) environments are more vulnerable than office environments. Now we explore the next question – does it matter, and should I back up?
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