On-demand, at your command data recovery.
Keep your data safe with automatic backups and a business continuity plan in case of a disaster.
Implementing a Cloud Backup and Disaster Recovery as a Service (DRaaS) into your disaster recovery plan can be your saving grace when the unexpected happens.
With remote communication and virtual meetings on the rise, your business could be more vulnerable to social engineering attacks by fraudsters. Having a cloud backup is necessary in case of a disaster. However, if you’re not updating your security programs regularly, then you may not have the tools to defend against new cyber threats that emerge daily.
By the Numbers
$6.9 Billion
Using social engineering to break into remote workplaces, cybercriminals stole $6.9 billion, climbing 64% in 2021.
7% Increase
Cybercrime complaints to the Federal Bureau of Investigation increased in 2021 to 847,376.
17,262
The number of victims in Pennsylvania that provided a complaint to the FBI in 2021. Pennsylvania makes the top 10 list for states with the highest number of complaints.
Statistics from Forbes and the FBI Internet Crime Report 2021.
Long-Lasting Protection Beyond The Software
- Regular Cloud Backups
- Disaster Recovery as a Service (DRaaS)
- Security Awareness Training
“From cyber security, cloud storage, server sizing, and performance, as well as real-time cloud backup, they provide a comprehensive and up-to-date IT department for my small office. They do all this either remotely or with onsite service calls.”
