Computer literacy is expanding significantly as more and more people work with computers on an everyday basis. But being technologically literate is far different from being fluent in technology. Many employees feel that they know more about their computer and its programs than they actually do. When an issue with their computer arises, some employees might choose to try and fix or adjust their computers without the assistance of an IT service. They’ll wade through the advanced settings, and update things that really shouldn’t be touched, like the BIOS. This sort of inept IT work can lead to numerous problems, including disastrous data loss.

Nearly everyone is familiar with the famous Nigerian prince email scam of the early 2000s. But in the time since then, scams, viruses, and other cybersecurity threats have become increasingly more convincing and nuanced. Despite awareness, training, and warnings about security breaches, some employees have a rather blase appreciation for IT security rules. Some might unknowingly click on a fake email message, or click on a targeted banner ad. The result is that hackers now have an avenue into your networks and data folders.

Similarly, some employees do not practice good password habits and use weak passwords like “12345” instead of a more complex password that makes use of upper and lower case letters, numbers, and special characters. These simple passwords can be hacked and discovered through brute-force attacks that quickly allow hackers access to all of their files and data. Random password generators and management systems can prevent these digital break-ins.

If the proper security protocols aren’t followed, and employees open their company’s data up to malicious actors, hackers can use harmful programs and ransomware to hold your data hostage. In these cases, the data can only be recovered if they pay a lump sum, or ransom, to the hacker in exchange for their data. But even playing the hackers game doesn’t guarantee the safe return of your data, as some delete the data even after receiving their payment. In some cases, they may choose to sell the data to another group instead, especially if it is valuable financial or personal information.

Viruses from online or internal sources can lead to corrupted files that can inhibit your business from running efficiently. These viruses can open your network security systems up to attack from other hackers, resulting in more frequent attacks and even more lost data.

Our storage devices and solutions are growing larger every year, allowing us to store more data and larger files. But that doesn’t mean they are a perfect system. It’s not uncommon for businesses and their employees to rely on just a few storage points for all of their data. But if these storage systems fail, all of their data is lost. Hard drives and solid-state drives can fail for any number of reasons. Mechanical errors, faulty flash memory, or even data writing errors can result in a wipe of all of a hard drive’s data in an instant. Similarly, storage devices are vulnerable to power supply failures, where it cannot draw enough power and fails to boot and load. In other cases, hardware failures can be caused by physical problems. Equipment is damaged by a stray cart, a plug is pulled by an errant foot, a clumsy client dumps coffee on their computer. While in many cases this data can be recovered, the business has suffered an impact on their productivity levels, their sales, and much more.

Arguably the most common reason businesses lose their data is because they simply don’t back it up. Data backup infrastructure, including both physical and cloud-based storage, is becoming less expensive all the time, so cost isn’t the issue. Instead, many businesses don’t realize that these options are even available to them. What they don’t know is costing them whenever their data is corrupted, lost, or stolen. In many cases, data backup can be an automated process as long as the business has the systems in place to do so.

Companies can also backup their data to the wrong places. With the ability to bring data with you via a thumb drive or laptop, some employees might save valuable files in their personal devices, rather than company-owned ones. The result is that when files are backed up, those files on personal devices go missing. Limiting the amount of places employees can store files, and instead offer them company held cloud or physical storage locations ensures that your data is backed up regularly.

Your business relies on the data it collects during it’s day-to-day operations, and the amount of data you collect is always expanding. If you were to lose this data, even just a small amount of it, would your business be able to continue running? Can you afford to lose your data because you didn’t do a complete data backup regularly?

But comprehensive, and frequent, data backup and recovery services don’t have to cost an arm and a leg. For less than your phone bill each month, you can rest easy knowing that your data is being backed up on a regular basis. We can even backup your data four times an hour if need be!

Delta level technology ensures reduced backup times, increased storage space, improved network traffic speeds, and lessening the strain on your servers. Never worry about doing another full data backup again.

Recover Your Data to Dissimilar Hardware and put the thought of buying a new server out of your mind. Our data backup and recovery specialists can restore all your data to dissimilar hardware, performing a bare metal restore in the process.

Virtual Server Support allows you to backup both your physical and virtual servers all using the same software.

Supreme Flexibility means that you can recover data of all sizes from any time in the past.

Full Transparency Through Reporting provided to you monthly. Our in-depth reports will provide you everything you need to know about the status of your data, and leaves you with peace of mind knowing that your data is backed up and secure.

Fully Managed System are monitored by our IT specialists, allowing them react quickly if there is even the hint of an issue.

Minimal Costs – With Tech Rockstars, you get a comprehensive, managed data backup and recovery solution for a cost that is far below what you would pay to manage it yourself.

Keep Your Mind At Ease – There’s no need to worry about the security of your data thanks to our managed IT services. All of your data is being monitored by trained data backup and recovery specialists, allowing you to concentrate on improving your business.

Limits Your Daily Operation Costs – Rather than asking you to conduct complete backups all the time, our data backup and recovery solution means that you only have to conduct a full backup at the beginning of your service. After that, we’ll only backup the file changes that occur as your business works and expands. You’ll save on data storage, transfers, and server space.

Protect Your Business’s Information – Because our data backup and recovery system backups incremental changes, you can recover files from any point in time, even older versions of the same file.

Keep Your Business Consistent – Don’t let problematic hard drives and other systems keep you from doing business. We backup the most important applications and files to make sure you can always get access to the restored systems that matter most to the daily functions of your business.

Improve Productivity While Slashing Downtime – Data management issues can result in costly impacts on the productivity of your employees. Don’t waste any more time with our quick data backup and recovery procedures that keep your business running smoothly.

In-depth Reports And Information – You’ll never have to spend another minute worrying about the security of your data thanks to our monthly reports. Your data is safe with Tech Rockstars, Inc.!