BACKUP SYSTEM MANAGEMENT
In a world that revolves around data, too little attention is still paid to their value for people and businesses,
and to the need to keep them safe.
Backup is, in practice, a digital parachute in case of loss, corruption or tampering.
With this awareness, we have always supported our customers at multiple levels to protect data and ensure business continuity.
OUR KNOW-HOW
Experience. Our best value.
Thanks to the experience gained in decades of activity in companies of all sizes, we are able to guarantee
security of the companies that rely on our services.
So we always start from a detailed analysis of the company and its related computer criticalities, assessing what are the real needs
in order to ensure near zero data loss and minimum recovery times.
Backup Strategies. The best way to keep sensitive data.
Planning timely backup strategies and disaster recovery are key steps for continuity
operational and timely reactivity in case of problems.
Specifically, a backup plan should guarantee some key elements:
• diversify storage location of saved data.
• also provide an off-site backup whenever possible.
• automate backup operations , so you do not risk "forgetting" or waste unnecessarily
resources in managing routine and repetitive operations.
Who decides not to take backups, runs the risk of losing all the work done, and it is important above all to
program it, to avoid forgetfulness.
• archive and facilitate saving files in a safe place .
• the redundancy is another important element that any backup strategy should consider
This process involves duplicating the critical components of a system, with the intention of increasing it
reliability and availability. This is a condition that guarantees maximum security, which protects you from distractions
and general errors.
• provide validity test, to obtain the certainty of the consistency and reliability of created copies of the data.
Backup types. How to save and restore data.
Full Backup
• This mode ensures that you copy all selected files and folders. If you need to restore the files,
they are easily restored from a single backup set.
Incremental backup
• This mode only stores changes to files since the last incremental backup or if it does not exist since the last full backup.
When restoring incremental backups, you determine which version of the files should be restored based on the following
incremental backups and full initial backups.
Differential Backup
• is based on an algorithm that compares the data of a file to copy to the one already copied, only stores the changes made to the files
after the last full backup. As a result, differential images will become larger as time goes by
when the last full backup was performed. Differential backup is useful, in particular, for large files and
which require a full and daily backup, such as business databases.
System Image Backup
• performs a snapshot of the operating system and enables quick recovery if the system is corrupted or unable to boot.
