Can your computer weather the storm?
Devastating hurricanes and flooding in recent years left a lasting image of the power of Mother Nature
Among the destruction were hundreds of millions of dollars in data loss. Countless businesses invested false confidence in external drive backups, then ran out of time -- or dry places -- to store them safely offsite. Many sadly discovered soggy tape backups in their bank safety deposit boxes, which are NOT waterproof. Others simply never thought to back up at all.
Storm season is again apon us again, so this time please don't leave your data unprotected.
This year, AccuWeather.com forecasts 12 or 15 total storms in the Atlantic Basin, with five or more likely to be major hurricanes of Category 3 or greater.
Every business located anywhere near a coastal region or flood plane needs to invest in a secure data service. I use Remote Data Backups. RDB automatically transfers your data to a safe and OUT OF STATE at two state-of-the-art, geographically dispersed, disaster-proof, mirrored underground data centers.
The service keeps your data completely safe from flooding, building damage, lightning strikes, power outages and surges, looting, etc.
Even if the wrath of Mother Nature doesn't strike, simple acts of HUMAN NATURE -- such as accidental file deletions, technical disasters or disgruntled employees -- will make you glad you use Remote Data Backups. They've been the industry leader for a decade serving clients like ReMax, ServiceMaster, Dunkin Donuts and Prudential, to name a few. Sounds impressive but it is also affordable. Why else would I use it?
Once set up, it runs automatically at any time you choose. It will also send an email if there were any problems during the backup so you won't have to spend time reviewing logs.
Since I have been a customer for quite some time, they have generously offered my clients to try it out for free. Don't hesitate; take your Free 30-Day Trial at http://mwmonahan.databu.com.
It's easy, inexpensive, automatic... and hurricane-proof!
