Cloud Backup

Cloud backup is a relatively inexpensive, fast and secure way to backup your data on a remote server. The data is compressed and encrypted and could be stored in your cloud provider’s data centre anywhere around the world. Cloud backup is automatable, highly scalable and should always include provisions for disaster recovery.

Without a new approach to disaster recovery, virtualisation and the cloud could put applications at more risk, not less
There are plenty of ways for cloud to go wrong - here are ten of the most likely
Outages like the recent Amazon one could hit unwary customers but the best legal advice is to be prepared
Amazon’s recent ‘brownout’ caused consternation among the cloud industry? So how do we assess risk and learn to plan for cloud outages?
Davey Winder explores the pros and cons of business continuity in the cloud.
We look at online backup and synchronisation services designed to serve and protect.
Service provider says misleading metrics and complex jargon a barrier to cloud adoption.
Secure cloud backup company swallows up rival, hungry for more.
The managed cloud service provider has unveiled a new cloud storage offering running EMC Atmos cloud
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