More than half of businesses that are victims of a cyberattack or data breach find themselves in the spotlight. The reputation of their brand, the loyalty and trust of their customers are damaged.
29% of companies attacked suffer a loss of revenue, and nearly 40% of them see their turnover fall by more than 20%.
Among businesses that are the target of attacks or breaches, nearly a quarter are missing out on important business opportunities due to data loss incidents.
Over 20% of businesses that experience data loss or experience a cyberattack also lose customers. Thus, 40% of them lose more than 20% of their customers.
Cloud backups are secure copies of data which is stored on remote servers and can be accessed through an internet connection, they also provide an increase in the level of security for companies that will want to ensure that important information is kept safe and will be available to them in the event of a physical disaster.
Many businesses use Dropbox, Google Drive, and other online storage websites to store backup copies of their important files. While these types of services do the trick when it comes to storing and sharing a few files, they do not allow for real cloud backups due to restrictions specific to online storage sites (management limited file versions, no automatic backups, limited backup folders, etc.). A true cloud backup service allows you to create automated full system backups and store as many backup versions as you want.
Faster data recovery
Automatic software updates on servers
Better quality collaborative work
Mobile flexibility
Security: Laptops, tablets and smartphones are subject to multiple thefts. Around 800,000 laptops are stolen and / or lost each year. Thanks to the cloud, the data remains accessible (since it is centralized on a server) and it is possible to modify the access to the computer in question.
Improved competition
Have unique passwords on each site, server, with unique connection identifiers: mix special characters, symbols, combine several words, put spelling "fote", insert numbers ...
Schedule a regular backup, every day at the same time, preferably at night.
Change passwords regularly, at least once a month.
Back up your files on multiple media, always including physical media that you can control yourself.
Backup is essential for any business that works on, with, for, the web and the world of networks and the Internet. This is a necessary step that should not be neglected, since the consequences can be dramatic, so do not wait any longer and optimize your backups!