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    Disaster
    Recovery

    Data loss is a big problem in many industries. One out four business experience data loss each and every year. The loss of data is extremely costly to businesses since the costs include money spent in to recover the missing information and the downtime that the business undergoes as a result.

    The total cost of data lost each year costs American businesses upwards of $12 billion. Fortunately, you do not have to be a statistic. We can customize your data backup solution to ensure that your data remains safe and secure.

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    There are many different causes of data loss, but some are more common than others. One of these is failing equipment. Your computer equipment has a useful service life, and if your equipment is getting old, you may be pushing it.

    Likewise, CDs and DVDs also degrade over the course of time. Hard drives are built with components that can wear out over time, and thumb drives have memory modules that can randomly fail, even if they’re not that old.

    For that matter, equipment failure is not unheard of even among newer equipment. What’s certain is that equipment will fail at some future point in time; it’s not a question of if it will fail, but when will it fail.

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    Malware infestations are also a big cause of data loss. For example, the Cryptowall malware virus permanently locks the files on your computer and issues a ransom demand for them to be restored. Even if you pay the fee, there’s no sure way to know that you can recover the information that was jeopardized. However, if you back your data up on viewsoft encrypted, HIPAA-compliant servers, you can ease your mind when it comes to malicious software and viruses taking over your PC and holding your data hostage. Theft of the media you use to store your data is the third major reason cited for data loss. Crime stats show that up to 15 percent of all laptop computers are stolen annually, most of them are never found again.

    A quality lock can help prevent equipment theft, and encrypting data stored on cell phones, SD cards, CDs, and thumb drives can help, since these items are small, portable, and easy to lose. With encryption of your data, unauthorized users who find or (worse scenario) steal your device will be unable to access your valuable data.

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