Having a backup is essential for several important reasons:
- Protection against data loss: A backup ensures that you have copies of your important files in case of hardware failure, human error, malware attack, or any other problem that could result in data loss.
- Fast recovery: If you lose your data, having a backup allows you to recover it quickly, minimizing downtime and interruptions to work or business operations.
- Security against ransomware: With regular backups, you reduce the risk of becoming a victim of ransomware attacks, as you can restore your data without having to pay ransoms to cybercriminals.
- Protection against hardware failure: If a hard disk fails, for example, you can recover your data from a backup on another device, preventing irreparable loss.
- Regulatory compliance: In many sectors, such as health and finance, it is mandatory to keep backup copies of data in order to comply with regulations and security standards.
- Natural disaster resilience: In the event of natural disasters such as fires, floods or earthquakes, having off-site backups may be the only way to protect your data.
- Preserving personal data and memories: In a personal context, backups ensure that your photos, videos and other important files are not lost, allowing you to preserve valuable memories and information.
In short, having a backup is an essential practice for protecting your data, guaranteeing business continuity and avoiding significant losses in the event of failures or incidents.
How does our backup work? The procedure is done by cloning your disk and making an exact copy of the entire disk, including the operating system, so when the backup is restored your machine is back up and running the same way it was when it was backed up.
Here’s a step-by-step guide to scheduling and restoring your backup
First the appointment
On this screen you will choose the days and times that the backup will be performed.
Once this is done, the backup will take place on the scheduled day of the week.
Secondly, we’re going to restore the previous backup.
After you have followed all the steps, wait for the machine to reboot and you will receive a message and email that the backup has started and when it finishes.
