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What is a data backup?
The term data backup refers to the transfer of data to an external system or storage device. Ideally, all relevant data should be copied and thus backed up at regular intervals. In the event of data loss, regular backup creation, called backups, allows for the restoration of a significant portion of the data, depending on how long ago the last backup was made.
Causes of Data Loss
1. Hardware Failure: Defective hard drives, faulty memory chips, or other hardware issues can lead to sudden data loss.
2. Software Failure: Faulty software updates, malware attacks, or system crashes can result in data corruption or irretrievable loss.
3. Human Error: Accidental deletion, formatting, or overwriting of files due to human mistakes is a common cause of data loss.
4. Theft or Loss: Physical loss of devices due to theft or accidental misplacement can result in data loss.
5. Natural Disasters: Floods, fires, or other natural disasters can destroy physical infrastructure, thereby irreparably damaging data.
To ensure efficient backup, it is crucial to create backups regularly.
With DataFor's Cloud Data Backup service package, we take care of the planning and execution of backups for you.
This eliminates the need to worry about these tasks as they are automated.
Discover the benefits of the Backup Manager and be convinced:
Planning
Backups performed by DataFor follow a clear plan. This ensures that backups are created regularly.
Versioning
Depending on the selected package, we keep your data for a specific period. For example, multiple versions of your data and files are available.
Monitoring
When storing large amounts of data, errors can occur. We ensure that backups are always completed successfully. Our specialists also analyze how the error occurred.
Restoration
If you need to restore individual files or entire folders, it's no problem. Depending on the selected plan, even disaster recovery, which includes large-scale data restoration, is included.
Reporting
Our specialists don't work in isolation. You will be regularly informed about the status of your backups with reports.