Information is a valuable commodity and should be backed up regularly.  This is not only true for your servers, but also extends to your end-users.

Depending on your needs, we’ll leverage your existing licensed products to provide you the best integrated backup solutions that fit within your licenses.  If you have special requirements, we can help you choose and configure the right backup solution.

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On-premise Backup

Create backups and store them locally in your office-location or manually transfer the backed up data to a safe location.  This is not an ideal solution but can be very effective for easy roll-backs or systems in case of accidental or malicious data loss.

On-premise to Off-site Backup

Do you have your own off-site storage storage server or want to spread your data across multiple office locations?  We can help synchronise your data across multiple locations safely and securely with a single source-of-record to ensure data congruence.

On-premise to the Cloud

Store your files safely in the cloud. We work with many backup solutions, including OneDrive, Microsoft 365, Veeam and more to keep your data safe.

Cloud to Cloud Backup

We can help you protect your email and documents by backing it up to a different cloud-based solution up to 6-times a day, with the option of infinite retention or specified periods.  This ensures that you can recover a single file, email, or a larger dataset when necessary.

Standard Cloud-based backup limitations

Did you know that most cloud-based SaaS solutions, like Microsoft 365, only provide you disaster-recovery backup, and does not include retention as a standard? Furthermore, the disaster-recovery backups are only around for a certain period of time. This means that even though your entire intranet, email and conversations are backed up on a regular basis, you are not protected against accidental or malicious data loss.

Imagine that a user unknowingly or accidentally deletes a mission-critical, signed contract. This file goes into your intranet’s recycle bin for 30 days, after which is permanently deleted. Your disaster-recovery backups save it for an additional 30-days, after which it is also deleted from there permanently. This gives you 60 days to discover the accidental deletion until that file is gone forever. If you catch it within 60 days, this is not a problem yet, but most missing files, especially in archives are not discovered missing until months or years after permanent deletion.

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Host Logic’s granular, retention-based backup solution

Our solutions allow you to go back months or even years into the past to find these files (depending on factors such as retention policies).

Keeping data safe is as important as removing data after you are no longer supposed to be in possession of. Having data in your systems that are past their expiration may be harmful during audits.

Most data retention policies cover anything from 7 to 40 years. We ensure that data is deleted as soon as retention periods are met to ensure old data never gets in the way of your business.

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A reliable backup is one of the most important parts of a successful system and is a requirements of any business. Disaster Recovery (DR) is suited to businesses that need to guarantee their service availability.  We provide on-premise and cloud solutions to suit any business.