On Friday last week I went over just how important schedules are, how they are essentially the cornerstone of any backup strategy. Well today we’re
Schedules describe when your backups take place and how long each backup is retained for. These two considerations are at the heart of a data
US support will be offline on Thursday the 4th of July for the Independence Day holiday. Australian support will be operating as usual. If you’re
Microsoft has released a preview version of Windows Server 2012 R2 as part of the MS Build conference going on in San Francisco for the
Protecting your data isn’t just about backups, you’ve also got to stop others from gaining access to your data. Over the last few years plenty
Scientists in Australia have figured out a way to cram a petabyte onto a single optical disk, similar to a DVD or Blu-Ray. That’s right
We’ve looked at how Data containers add flexibility to System Protection backups, by providing restore points from incremental backups and making the backups more portable.
Our brand new major release of BackupAssist, version 7.1 is now available to download, and is set to give you more flexibility in the way
Our newsletter for June is out! It’s got the the latest information on upcoming (and exciting) product releases and the latest backup news from around
As a backup business, one thing we often get asked is how we backup our own business. Well today, ladies and gentlemen, all will be
It’s great having your System Protection backups on other media. If your server decides to stop working or a hard drive breaks, your data is
This is just a short list of all those places you really don’t want to keep your backups. Add more in the comments section if
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