Our Remote Backup services provide you with a no-hassle data backup. That includes offsite, out-of-region storage for disaster recovery as well as offsite long-term archiving for legal documents, financial files and HR records.The small yet mighty Digisense Onsite Manager sits at your site. It maps out all attached network devices and uses the account information from Active Directory. It also monitors all the data on the network servers (including Exchange & SQL Server) and workstations. Based on your preferences, the Onsite Manager will process full backups weekly and/or monthly, with incremental or differentials in-between. The data is encrypted, indexed and archived automatically off-site. And a copy of the last full backup is always kept by the Manager for fast restores.
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You tell us how long a retention period you want. Do you have a folder with accounting file you wish to keep for 5 years, but everything else 3 months? You can specify different retention periods.
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Your data is always secure. Your data is protected consistently using encryption on locally stored data, remotely stored data, and over the wire. All data is encrypted using unique keys for each individual customer. Each system includes integrated key management and key rotation.
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Online archiving gives you economical short-term backup and long-term storage.
Hosted on Amazon's server farms, everything is encrypted and readily accessible via Digisense's highly secure Web interface…at a price that makes sense to you and your budget. You can choose to keep files for 3, 5 even 15 years.
Benefits:
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No Capital Investment
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No Equipment Deposits
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No End User Training
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Low-Cost, Unlimited Offsite Storage by Amazon
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Multi-Level Security
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Secure Web Interface For Anywhere, Anytime Access
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Works with Existing Windows & Mac Environments using SMB/CIFS Shares
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Latest Copy Available Onsite
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Tree View and Search Navigation
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All Data is Encrypted - Locally, When Transmitted, and Offsite
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Integrated Reporting, Event Notification, and Management Services