Today, ransomware has become the most significant threat over natural disasters for companies' critical systems and data. Modern day cyberattacks are no longer focused on local machines but can also spread through local networks. To better safeguard against ransomware it is imperative to maintain copies your backups to an offsite location.
ActiveImage Protector with ImageCenter LE can replicate backups to local and network locations such as external disks, NAS. or SAN, as well as offsite locations such as an alternate company site, cloud servers using SFTP, FTPS, FTP, WebDav, or Amazon S3 cloud storage.
ImageCenter LE is included by default in most ActiveImage Protector solutions or can be downloaded for free. We recommend that ImageCenter LE to be installed on machines other than the backup source machines to offset resources used by the replication process.
More and more companies are storing copies of their backups in the Cloud. This has been facilitated by the increases in internet bandwidth. With ImageCenter LE full and incremental backups can be replicated to Amazon S3 Cloud Storage Services or any private Cloud location.
Protecting your data with regular backups is great, but should the need arise to restore, how do you know the backup will restore properly? Backup integrity checks are a very important step in the Business Continuity process that too many companies tend to overlook. Most likely because it can be a complicated and timely process. NetJapan solutions ensure backup integrity with a host of safeguards including:
Instant Availability is getting your organization up and running immediately after disaster strikes.
Instant Availability Options:
Choose your restore option depending on the disastrous occurrence or available resources:
If you have used our Switch-over Instant Availability option and you require returning to the pre-disaster infrastructure after repair then this is the failback process.
Use the ActiveImage Protector Recovery Environment. Select the newest differential backup that was automatically created from the temporary ImageBoot switch-over solution to restore to the repaired or new hardware.