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Is It Important to Backup Your Business Data?

Importance of backup systems for small and medium size businesses (SMBs) is at not a way less, as compared to big companies. SMBs also depend heavily about the computers for the data management. You will find several samples of SMBs that lost almost all their valuable data due to computer failure and not returned to the scene again. Every business generates critical data while conducting day to day activities. This data could be inside form of: Business Application Data e.g. Accounting Software, Inventory, Tally, ERP, CRM etc. Documents, Spreadsheets, Presentations e.g. Quotation, Communication with Clients, etc. Emails, Communications, Contacts, Notes, To-Do List, Appointments etc. Pictures of products, Digital Catalogues How data loss occurs: a physical failure of Hard Disk power failure which can corrupt your data virus attacks accidental deletion overwriting a whole new file with a classic one someone deleting necessary files deliberately to harm the organization Lack of Systematic Backup Policy: SMBs do not need any backup policies in position due to that your following issues exists even if they may be taking backups: Backups are performed randomly and irregular intervals Backups are performed manually so there are odds of missing important files Usually taken by method of a Copy Paste command so there exists no verification of backup None or rarely backups are taken in the Laptops from the Executives Backups usually are not tested for integration by restoring it at regular intervals Usually backups are non-encrypted and anyone who gets the access with it can read or eliminate all of it Backups are kept on-site with out off-site copies are kept No multiple copies Daily, Weekly and Monthly are available Best policies to follow: must be studied at regular intervals must be verified following your backup completes Laptops also should be backed up at regular intervals must be restored at regular intervals to test its integrity must be encrypted to ensure no unauthorized person will get access to the data There ought to be daily, weekly and monthly copies in the backup must have no less than one off-site copy of the backup must be studied on an external Hard Disk or possibly a Tape Drive media instead of one of the computers inside office Solution: The best way to come beyond all these hazels would be to implement automatic backup software which could be mindful of most the above policies. Backup software might be configured to adopt backup at regular intervals and the data could be secured by adding encryption.