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DataSure Pays For Itself
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All files are
protected by state-of-the art encryption. Only you can retrieve your files
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Completely
automated off-site protection
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Local mirror
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Fast online/local
recovery of any version of any protected file
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Easy installation
and setup
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Only an internet
connection is required, eliminating the need for expensive equipment and media
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The backup server
is monitored by highly skilled technicians whose only job is to make sure the
backups are performed properly
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How DataSure Works
For Your Business
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DataSure, Inc. operates an off-site storage
facility for your data. An account is maintained for each user. Each
account is protected by a password known only to the user.
The electronic vault system is set up so that at a preset time, (usually
late at night) your computer automatically prepares its data for backup. It
determines which files have been modified since the last backup, compresses
them, and encrypts them for security. When the data is ready the computer
uses its Internet Connection to contact a DataSure Server and transmit the data.
The DataSure Server verifies and stores
the data. You can rest assured that your data is safe for you to restore at
any time.
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Business
Case Study
The
consulting company, Newell & Associates, had a disk drive crash six
months after it began operations. And, even with a fully backed up system
on a tape drive, it took over five days to get a critical computer system
restored. They spent several months investigating all the alternatives to
manual backup systems. And, finally decided that the best backup system is
the one used by Fortune 500 companies. Companies like IBM, GE, and Amoco.
Most
fortune 500 companies use the same basic techniques to protect their data:
1. All their systems are
completely automated
2. The data is copied to a
central location
3. Highly skilled
technicians implement and monitor the process
Newell
& Associates then spent several months searching for the right hardware
and software to enable this system to work for a typical company. Without
the high overhead.
In
the middle of 1999, Remote Backup Systems, Inc, a leading backup software
company, released a system that would allow Newell & Associates to set
up a centralized server so that its customers could lease a highly
effective backup system with no overhead.
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