TECHNOGEEK COMPUTER BACKUP SERVICES

ASSESSMENT OF YOUR BACKUP ENVIRONMENT?

Hackers are now focused on attacking your backup environments as our priority. They are now more sophisticated and experienced with our enterprise environment attacks. In recent months hackers have been performing ransomware attacks, completing targeted campaigns on backup environments. IT leaders often turn to our Local Secure backup solutions to restore our data as a last line of defense. Your backup data protection environment is now becoming the initial target of these daily attacks.

Instead of going straight for the crown jewels (Your primary environments), hackers are now disarming users, then destroy the backup environment to remove your safety net, and then go after your primary environments before demanding a ransom or threatening leak of confidential information or personal data causing embarrassment if payment isn’t received. In response to this, we have developed our robust 21-point security assessment for local based backup environments.

LOCAL BACKUP ENVIRONMENT MULTI-POINT SECURITY ASSESSMENT

Mitigate a ransomware attack and protect your safety net by investing in our specialist security assessment for your local based backup environment. Technogeek have developed a robust multi-point backup security assessment that comes complete with detailed recommendations, traffic light legend to indicate if things have been completed, cost, and level of complexity to remediate.

LOCAL BACKUP ENVIRONMENT MULTI-POINT SECURITY ASSESSMENT

We are experts in data backup and recovery solutions. Technogees local Backup Security Assessment gives you straightforward insights to improve your backup processes. The backup security assessment is designed to provide and inform important information to setup and secure your backups.

Combined with our monitored security services and we can really protect your business on all fronts!.

There are multiple types of computer backup services:

Local Backup: This is using our services to setup and configure your backup to one or multiple external USB drives for secure data backup and offsite security.

Local Backup Software: This involves using software to back up your data to an external storage device, such as an external hard drive or a network-attached storage (NAS) device.

Cloud Backup Services: These services allow you to back up your data to remote servers hosted by the service provider. Examples of well-known cloud backup services

Time Machine (for Mac): Built-in backup software that comes with macOS.

Windows Backup and Restore (for Windows 7): Older Windows version's built-in backup tool.

Features to consider for a backup service include:

Automatic Backup: The ability to schedule automatic backups to ensure your data is always up to date.
File Versioning: The capability to store multiple versions of files, which can be useful if you need to restore an older version.
Data Encryption: Ensuring your data is encrypted both during transmission and while stored on servers.
Data Restoration: A user-friendly process for restoring your data when needed.
Scalability: The option to expand storage as your data needs grow.
Compatibility: Support for the operating systems and devices you use.
Price: Subscription cost and available storage space.

Remember that the choice of a backup service depends on your specific needs, budget, and the value of the data you want to protect.