Automating data backup can save time and money. Still, this convenient approach needs a human touch. You need to make sure your automated backup is working smoothly. With a human monitoring backup you’ll avoid finding out too late that the backup process didn’t work. Learn more about auto backup challenges in our latest blog.

Storing data in the cloud is sometimes not an option for businesses with slow internet or certain regulatory requirements. Storing data on a local server can also be limiting and costly. However, there is a third option.

A business may have a great system in place for data backup in the work environment. Yet if policies for work done onsite, it could be time to make some changes. Work From Home is routine. Make sure you are securing remote work and meeting regulatory needs with these Data Backup best practices.

“That will never happen to me.” We get through our lives telling ourselves the worst won’t happen to us. It’s the same with business: “We won’t need this data backup.” Yet, whatever your industry, secure, reliable backup ensures business as usual. So, what’s the best way to backup? Here’s help.